Titlebook: Air Pollutants and the Leaf Cuticle; Kevin E. Percy (Director),J. Neil Cape (Co-Directo Conference proceedings 1994 Springer-Verlag Berlin

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Spatial Distribution of Sulphate Uptake by Wind-Damaged Beech Leaveside acid rain and mist with access to mesophyll domains delimited by minor veins. Wind damage and weathering may, therefore, increase the magnitude and heterogeneity of solute uptake via leaf surfaces by damaging cuticular integrity.

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New Analytical Techniques for Cuticle Chemical Analysister such as plant materials, humic substances, dissolved organic matter in water (DOM) and soil organic matter (SOM) in agricultural and forest soils are given to illustrate the potential and limitations of the applied methods.

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Conference proceedings 1994nd consequences of air pollutant interaction with leaf cuticles. - Non-anthropogenic and environmental influences on the cuticle and potential of the cuticle for biomonitoring and critical levels mapping. - New developments in experimental methodology and analytical techniques.

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Plant Cuticles: Physicochemical Characteristics and Biosynthesisen higher plants and their aerial environment. The main function of this extracellular, non-living layer, commonly referred to as a membrane, is to protect and waterproof the plant surface. Although not structurally or chemically homogeneous, cuticles are usually characterised by two specific classe

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Modelling Pollutant Deposition to Vegetation: Scaling Down from the Canopy to the Biochemical Level biological or ecological perspective are oxides of nitrogen (nitrogen dioxide, nitric acid vapor), oxides of sulfur (sulfur dioxide), ammonia, tropospheric ozone and mercury vapor. For liquid or particle phase pollutants, the suite of pollutants is varied and includes hydrogen ion, multiple heavy m

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