Studies to assess the effects of ozone on native vegetation of Acadia National Park: 1995 annual report
Eckert R, Lee T, Kohut R, Stapelfeldt K. 1996. Studies to assess the effects of ozone on native vegetation of Acadia National Park: 1995 annual report. University of New Hampshire; Boyce Thompson Institute for Plant Research. University of New Hampshire
Objectives of study were to: '1. determine whether visually detectable symptoms of ozone damage occur in natural populations of selected native plant species in Acadia National Park in August and 2. determine the feasibility of using a point-based system of sampling to assess ozone injury. ' 'Individuals of five plant species were surveyed for symptoms of ozone damage. These were: spreading dogbane, broad-leaf aster, flat-topped aster, small sundrops, and black cherry.' /STUDY LOCATIONS:/ /ACADIA NATIONAL PARK/
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Eckert, Robert; Lee, Thomas; Kohut, Robert; Stapelfeldt, Karen
- Date of Issue
- 1996-08
- Publisher
- University of New Hampshire; Boyce Thompson Institute for Plant Research
- Units
- ACAD
- Keywords
- Acadia National Park, Air Quality, Foliar Damage, Ozone (O3), Vegetation