Temporal and spatial variations in the accumulation in trembling aspen and paper birch of certain elements originating from particulate pollution

Authors

B.I. Chevone
F.B. Russo
S.V. Krupa

Document Type

Conference

Journal/Book Title/Conference

Phytopathology

Volume

69

Issue

9

First Page

1024

Last Page

1024

Publication Date

1979

Abstract

As part of a long term study to determine the foliar accumulation and effects on terrestrial vegetation, of particulate pollutants originating from mining, trembling aspen (Populus tremuloides) and paper birch (Betula papyrifera) were sampled four times during a growing season at 8 and 6 study plots, respectively, in the iron mining region of northeastern Minnesota.

Comments

This is an abstract of a paper presented at the APS 71st Meeting, August 5-11, 1979.

Recommended Citation

Chevone, B.I.; Russo, F.B.; and Krupa, S.V., "Temporal and spatial variations in the accumulation in trembling aspen and paper birch of certain elements originating from particulate pollution" (1979). Aspen Bibliography. Paper 4699.
https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/aspen_bib/4699