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How forest trees actively promote acid deposition

The role of terpenes in the dry deposition of ozone and ozone/sulfur dioxide mixtures

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    H. Stangl, D. Kotzias & F. Geiss

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We thank B. Nicollin, J. Van Eijk, M. Duane and H. Geiss for capable technical assistance.

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Stangl, H., Kotzias, D. & Geiss, F. How forest trees actively promote acid deposition. Naturwissenschaften 75, 42–43 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00367440

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