Titlebook: Ecological Genetics and Air Pollution; George E. Taylor,Louis F. Pitelka,Michael T. Clegg Book 1991 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1991 air

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Domain Theory, Its Models and Concepts,egional scale. The criteria are based on (a) evidence for effects on yield or reproductive success, (b) increased concentrations in recent decades, (c) continued exposure to present concentrations or projected increases in concentration. The chapter considers the emissions and effects in North Ameri

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Christine S. VanPool,Todd L. VanPoolance for resistance is known, it is possible to predict whether, and how fast, truly resistant races of a species can evolve. Only a genetic study can distinguish between physiological adaptation or acclimation and innate evolved resistance. Finally, a knowledge of the number of genes involved in pr

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Introduction: An Anthropology of Absencegically advanced countries of the world. Pollution is manifested in many ways including alterations in the chemical composition of the atmosphere, and contamination of air, water, and soils by heavy metals, pesticide residues, and toxic chemicals associated with industrial activities and agriculture

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Social Designation of Cultural Markers,ns in the soil, there are two possible responses: some plants will persist, while others cannot. Depending on the severity and duration of stress, fewer or more plants will fall into one category versus the other. Differences in responses to stress should be expected at the intra- and interspecific

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-36682-6rations, and their spatial patterns may change. Some are distributed globally, whereas others are distributed regionally or locally. These airborne pollutants can have either a direct impact on the plant foliage or act indirectly through deposition onto the soil and subsequent uptake by roots. These

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