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The Effect of Dust on Photosynthesis and its Significance for Roadside Plants

Date Published
1984
Summary

Dust scraped from a car exhaust and ground to a particle size range of 1-10 μm was applied at measured rates to leaves Viburnum tinus. Its effects on photosynthesis and leaf diffusion resistance were measured over a range of light intensities.

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Reference Information

Thompson, J.R., P.W. Mueller, W. Flückiger, and A.J. Rutter. 1984. The effect of dust on photosynthesis and its significance for roadside plants. Environmental Pollution (Series A) 34(1984):171–190.

Thompson, J.R., P.W. Mueller, W. Flückiger, and A.J. Rutter. 1984. The effect of dust on photosynthesis and its significance for roadside plants. Environmental Pollution (Series A) 34(1984):171–190.

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