Effects of ozone on pinus ponderosa seedlings : comparison of responses in the first and second growing seasons of exposure /

Effects of ozone on pinus ponderosa seedlings : comparison of responses in the first and second growing seasons of exposure /

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Main Authors:	446786 Takemoto, B. K., Bytnerowicz, A, Dawson, P J, Morrison, C. L., Temple, P. J.
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