Ozone Effects on Injury Development in Eastern White Pine

Environmental Protection Agency. 1988. Ozone Effects on Injury Development in Eastern White Pine. Corvallis Environmental Research Laboratory. Corvallis, Oregon

White pine branches were collected from Acadia National Park in 1987 and grafted onto healthy rootstock and exposed to ozone. Describes the development and progression of ozone injury. 'This report documents the methods used and the observations of eastern white pine (P. strobus) grafted seedlings from Acadia National Park exposed to ozone in the FERF open-top-chambers at the USEPA Environmental Research Laboratory in Corvallis as described in the April 1987 Proposal to the NPS, Air Quality Devision. As stated in the proposal, this study was observational in nature and as such did not involve hypothesis testing.' /STUDY LOCATIONS:/ /ACADIA NATIONAL PARK/

Type
Published Report
Authors
Environmental Protection Agency
Date of Issue
1988-06-08
Publisher
Corvallis Environmental Research Laboratory
Units
ACAD
Keywords
Acadia National Park, Environment, Impacts, Ozone (O3)

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