Titlebook: Air Pollution and Forests; Interactions Between William H. Smith Book 19811st edition Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1981 Air.Forst?kologie.

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Forest Tree Reproduction: Influence of Air Pollutants vigor and in view of the fact that numerous potential points of interaction have been identified between air pollutants and reproductive elements (Figure 7-1), it has been hypothesized that air contaminants may impact forest ecosystems by influencing reproductive processes.

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Forest Nutrient Cycling: Influence of Acid Precipitationwhich produces a pH of approximately 5.6–6.0. The pH of precipitation presently falling in North and Central Europe and in the northeastern United States and adjacent portions of Canada is commonly in the range of 3–5.5. Individual storm events have been recorded with pH values between 2.0 and 3.0.

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Class II Summary: Forest Responds by Exhibiting Alterations in Growth, Biomass, Species Composition,er forest nutrient cycling, alter tree metabolism, or change forest stress conditions by influencing insect pests, microbial pathogens, and by directly damaging foliar tissue. All but the latter of these impacts would be extremely subtle, visibly asymptomatic, and detectable only by very careful forest monitoring.

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Führung - Strategie - Organisation contaminants has been addressed by a variety of recent reviews, for example, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (1976a), Smith and Dochinger (1976), Bennett and Hill (1975), Hanson and Thorne (1972), Hill (1971), Environmental Health Science Center (1975), Keller (1978), and Warren (1973). These

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Führung - Strategie - Organisationogen oxide (460–490), nitric oxide (0.3–2.5), nitrogen dioxide (2–2.5), ammonia (4), carbon monoxide (100), ozone (20–60), and reactive hydrocarbons (<1). Since the majority of air contaminants of greatest significance to vegetative and human health (Table 1-1) originate from, and are removed by, bo

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Forests as Sinks for Air Contaminants: Vegetative Compartment contaminants has been addressed by a variety of recent reviews, for example, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (1976a), Smith and Dochinger (1976), Bennett and Hill (1975), Hanson and Thorne (1972), Hill (1971), Environmental Health Science Center (1975), Keller (1978), and Warren (1973). These

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