Absorption of ozone onBetula pendula Roth leaf surface
Abstract Leaf cuticular surface absorption of O3 was investigated inBetula pendula Roth leaves which have no stomata on their adaxial surface. A two-component absorption model was assumed to approximate experimental data. The first component, having second order kinetics, decreased exponentially dur...
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