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Nunn, A.J.* ; Reiter, I.M.* ; Häberle, K.-H.* ; Langebartels, C. ; Bahnweg, G. ; Pretzsch, H. ; Sandermann, H. ; Matyssek, R.*

Response patterns in adult forest trees to chronic ozone stress: Identification of variations and consistencies.

Environ. Pollut. 136, 365-369 (2005)

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The responsiveness of adult beech and spruce trees to chronic O₃ stress was studied at a free-air O₃ exposure experiment in Freising/Germany. Over three growing seasons, gas exchange characteristics, biochemical parameters, macroscopic O₃ injury and the phenology of leaf organs were investigated, along with assessments of branch and stem growth as indications of tree performance. To assess response pattern to chronic O₃ stress in adult forest trees, we introduce a new evaluation approach, which provides a comprehensive, readily accomplishable overview across several tree-internal scaling levels, different canopy regions and growing seasons. This new approach, based on a three-grade colour coding, combines statistical analysis and the proficient ability of the “human eye” in pattern recognition.

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