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40,883 | Effects of acute exposure to ozone on heart rate and blood pressure of the conscious rat | Uchiyama, I; Simomura, Y; Yokoyama, E | 1,986 | null | 1 |
22,358 | Degradation of materials in the atmosphere: common materials are vulnerable to atmospheric attack | Graedel, TE; Mcgill, R | 1,986 | BIOSIS COPYRIGHT: BIOL ABS. RRM ROAD SURFACE BUILDING MATERIAL MACHINERY ACID RAIN METAL POLLUTION AIR POLLUTION | 0 |
43,886 | Effects of acidic rain and ozone and nitrogen fixation and photosynthesis in the lichen Lobaria pulmonaria (L) Hoffm | Sigal, LL; Johnston, JW, Jr | 1,986 | null | 0 |
41,103 | The characterization of ozone and sulfur dioxide air quality data for assessing possible vegetation effects | Lefohn, AS; Jones, CK | 1,986 | null | 0 |
43,862 | Acetylene reduction rate as a physiological indicator of the response of field-grown soybeans to simulated acid rain and ambient gaseous pollutants | Norby, RJ; Takemoto, BK; Johnston, JW; Shriner, DS | 1,986 | null | 0 |
17,607 | Air quality criteria for ozone and other photochemical oxidants | null | 1,986 | null | 1 |
55,530 | Characteristics of air exclusion systems vs chambers for field air pollution studies | Olszyk, DM; Kats, G; Dawson, PJ; Bytnerowicz, A; Wolf, J; Thompson, CR | 1,986 | ABSTRACT An air exclusion system was designed, constructed, and tested to determine its effectiveness in studies of air pollutant effects on vegetation. The air exclusion system was shown to be an effective alternative to open-top field chambers for controlled exposures of air pollutants to low growing plants. The s... | 1 |
35,054 | Atmospheric chemistry: Fundamentals and experimental techniques | Finlayson-Pitts, BJ; Pitts, JN, Jr | 1,986 | null | 1 |
22,545 | Mathematical modeling of chemically reactive pollutants in indoor air | Nazaroff, WW; Cass, GR | 1,986 | A general mathematical model is presented for predicting the concentrations of chemically reactive compounds in indoor air. The model accounts for the effects of ventilation, filtration, heterogeneous removal, direct emission, and photolytic and thermal chemical reactions. The model is applied to the induction of photo... | 0 |
37,007 | Some other books of interest: Wetlands | Mitsch, WJ; Gosselink, JG | 1,986 | null | 0 |
43,870 | Effects of O3 and acidic rain on photosynthesis and growth in sugar maple and northern red oak seedlings | Reich, PB; Schoettle, AW; Amundson, RG | 1,986 | null | 0 |
43,756 | Spatial variation of summer ozone concentrations in the San Bernardino mountains | Miller, PR; Taylor, OC; Poe, MP | 1,986 | null | 0 |
43,284 | Natural selection for ozone tolerance in Populus tremuloides | Berrang, P; Karnosky, DF; Mickler, RA; Bennett, JP | 1,986 | null | 0 |
40,388 | The response of the lung to foreign compounds that produce free radicals | Smith, LL | 1,986 | null | 0 |
44,137 | The impact of mesoscale convective systems on regional visibility and oxidant distributions during persistent elevated pollution episodes | Lyons, WA; Calby, RH; Keen, CS | 1,986 | null | 0 |
53,602 | alpha-dicarbonyl yields from the NOx--air photooxidations of a series of aromatic hydrocarbons in air | Tuazon, EC; Macleod, H; Atkinson, R; Carter, WPL | 1,986 | The yields of the ring cleavage products glyoxal, methylglyoxal, and biacetyl from the reactions of OH radicals with benzene, toluene, o-, m-, and p-xylene, and 1,2,3-,1,2,4-, and 1,3,5-trimethylbenzene in the presence of parts per million concentrations of NO have been determined in 1 atm of air at 298 ? 2 K using in ... | 0 |
43,653 | Measuring the benefits of environmental change using a duality approach: the case of ozone and Illinois cash grain farms | Garcia, P; Dixon, B; Mjelde, J; Adams, R | 1,986 | The measurement of the economic effects of a changing environment can be complex and costly. This study uses a duality approach to quantify the relationship between ambient levels of ozone and economic damage on Illinois cash grain farms. Econometric estimates from producers' profit functions indicate a significant neg... | 0 |
42,122 | The use of cultivar yield data to estimate losses due to ozone in peanut | Ensing, J; Hofstra, G; Adomait, EJ | 1,986 | null | 0 |
42,146 | Effects of sulfur dioxide and ambient ozone on winter wheat and lettuce | Olszyk, DM; Bytnerowicz, A; Kats, G; Dawson, PJ; Wolf, J; Thompson, CR | 1,986 | null | 0 |
40,411 | The effect of chronic ozone exposure on lung benzo("alpha")pyrene oxidase, benzphetamine demethylase and monoamine oxidase | Filipowicz, C; McCauley, R | 1,986 | null | 0 |
14,585 | Wilderness values | Haas, GE; Hermann, E; Walsh, R | 1,986 | Wilderness often is viewed as solely a recreational resource. This paper provides data from a Colorado public survey, which asked people to respond to how important each of thirteen values for wilderness were. Wilderness as a place for providing recreation opportunities was found to be the sixth most important value fo... | 0 |
19,501 | Reductions of Antarctic ozone due to synergistic interactions of chlorine and bromine | Mcelroy, MB; Salawitch, RJ; Wofsy, SC; Logan, JA | 1,986 | null | 1 |
36,553 | Stomatal-dependent and stomatal-independent uptake of NOx | Saxe, H | 1,986 | NO2 uptake of eight pot plants (Ficus elastica 'Robusta', Ficus benjamina, Hedera helix 'Anne Marie', Hedera canariensis 'Montgomery', Hibiscus rosa-sinensis 'Red'. Hibiscus rosa-sinensis 'Moesiana', Dieffenbachia maculata 'Compacta' and Nephrolepis exaltata 'Bostoniensis') was shown to correlate with transpiration, wh... | 0 |
40,984 | The spring maximum in photo-oxidants in the Northern Hemisphere troposphere | Penkett, SA; Brice, KA | 1,986 | null | 0 |
43,604 | Yield response of head lettuce (Lactuca sativa L) to ozone | Temple, PJ; Taylor, OC; Benoit, LF | 1,986 | null | 0 |
42,120 | Crop yield response predicted with different characterizations of the same ozone treatments | Cure, WW; Sanders, JS; Heagle, AS | 1,986 | null | 0 |
35,094 | On some aspects of nighttime atmospheric chemistry | Russell, AG; Cass, GR; Seinfeld, JH | 1,986 | null | 0 |
14,593 | Assessing wildlife and environmental values in cost-benefit analysis: state of the art | Loomis, JB; Walsh, RG | 1,986 | It is demonstrated that standardized techniques exist and have been used to provide comprehensive dollar estimates of wildlife and environmental values in cost-benefit analysis. Kellert's (1984) critique of cost-benefit analysis ignored advances in concepts and empirical methods that have allowed commensurate valuation... | 0 |
36,124 | The effect of airborne sulphur and nitrogen deposition on aquatic and terrestrial heathland vegetation | Roelofs, JGM | 1,986 | As research on the effects of acidification on healthlands is scarce, the data discussed mainly concern western Europe and particularly the Netherlands. The change from heather into grass dominated healthlands appeared to be caused by the high atmospheric nitrogen enrichment. Acidification of oligotrophic, poorly buffe... | 0 |
43,834 | Changes in yellow poplar stomatal resistance with SO2 and O3 fumigation | Jensen, KF; Roberts, BR | 1,986 | null | 0 |
43,437 | Measurement of gas phase hydrogen peroxide in air by tunable diode laser absorption spectroscopy | Slemr, F; Harris, GW; Hastie, DR; Mackay, GI; Schiff, HI | 1,986 | null | 0 |
92,485 | Inorganic nitrogen uptake by epilithic periphyton in a N-deficient lake | Reuter, JE; Loeb, SL; Goldman, CR | 1,986 | null | 0 |
75,458 | Respiration of F344 rats in nose-only inhalation exposure tubes | Mauderly, JL | 1,986 | The respiration of naive F344 rats confined in nose-only inhalation exposure tubes was measured to obtain data for normal adult rats of different ages and to evaluate the tubes for exposures lasting several hours. Exposure tubes were modified for use as volume-displacement plethysmographs. Respiration of 10 male and 10... | 0 |
36,026 | Modifications of commercial oxides of nitrogen detectors for improved response | Kelly, TJ | 1,986 | null | 0 |
52,822 | The role of calcium in the control of peroxidase activity | Penel, C | 1,986 | Introduction Peroxidases are used as markers by plant physiologists in a wide variety of experimental situations: following chemical treatments, in relation with growth or differentiation, for genetic studies, to show the effects of environmental f | 0 |
21,839 | Characterization of indoor exposures to gaseous pollutants in twelve Houston homes | Stock, TH; Shin Kim, Y; Morandi, MT | 1,986 | null | 0 |
40,792 | [Species differences of lipid peroxidation and the related factors in lungs of various animals exposed to combined gas of nitrogen dioxide and ozone] | Arakawa, K; Ichinose, T; Sagai, M | 1,986 | null | 0 |
41,397 | Crop effects from air pollutants in air exclusion systems vs field chambers | Olszyk, DM; Bytnerowicz, A; Kats, G; Dawson, PJ; Wolf, J; Thompson, CR | 1,986 | null | 0 |
42,916 | Kinetic model studies of atmospheric droplet chemistry: 2 homogenous transition metal chemistry in raindrops | Graedel, TE; Mandich, ML; Weschler, CJ | 1,986 | null | 0 |
43,582 | Yield and grain quality responses of soft red winter wheat exposed to ozone during anthesis | Mulchi, CL; Sammons, DJ; Baenziger, PS | 1,986 | null | 0 |
4,817 | Factors influencing the reactivity of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons adsorbed on filters and ambient POM with ozone | Pitts, JN, Jr; Paur, HR; Zielinska, B; Arey, J; Winer, AM; Ramdahl, T; Mejia, V | 1,986 | null | 0 |
40,790 | Physiological responses of healthy human subjects consequent to inhalation of NO2, O3, and NO2 plus O3 during heavy, sustained exercise | Adams, WC | 1,986 | null | 0 |
19,122 | Emissions of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides and trends for eastern North America | Husar, RB | 1,986 | null | 0 |
43,426 | The peroxyoxalate chemiluminescence and its application to the determination of hydrogen peroxide in precipitation | Klockow, D; Jacob, P | 1,986 | null | 0 |
54,113 | Nonmethane hydrocarbons in the troposphere: impact on the odd hydrogen and odd nitrogen chemistry, | Kasting, JF; Singh, HB | 1,986 | The chemistry of light nonmethane hydrocarbons (NMHCs), including C2H6, C3H8, n-C4H10, C2H4, and C3H6, was incorporated into a seasonally varying, one-dimensional model of the mid-latitude troposphere (45?N). Simulations were performed for both marine and continental atmospheres. Where possible, these simulations hav... | 0 |
19,181 | Characterization of ambient ozone concentrations in commercial timberlands using available monitoring data | Pinkerton, JE; Lefohn, AS | 1,986 | null | 0 |
40,853 | Immunological studies on the effect of air pollutants The effects of exposure to ozone on IgE antibody production in mice | Ozawa, M | 1,986 | null | 0 |
45,688 | A theoretical method for computing vertical distributions of acidity and sulfate production within cumulus clouds | Walcek, CJ; Taylor, GR | 1,986 | null | 0 |
52,810 | Polyamines as antiozonants for tomato | Ormrod, DP; Beckerson, DW | 1,986 | null | 0 |
42,154 | Regional tree growth reductions due to ambient ozone: Evidence from field experiments | Wang, D; Bormann, FH; Karnosky, DF | 1,986 | Observations from extensive regions in Europe and North America suggest that many forests may be in early stages of ecosystem decline. We present experimental evidence from open-top chamber field studies indicating that ambient ozone at levels below the ambient air quality standard (235 ?% m-3) causes significant reduc... | 0 |
19,485 | Nitric acid cloud formation in the cold Antarctic stratosphere: a major cause for the springtime 'ozone hole' | Crutzen, PJ; Arnold, F | 1,986 | null | 0 |
41,024 | Development of CBM-X mechanisms for urban and regional AQSMs | Whitten, GZ; Gery, MW | 1,986 | null | 0 |
19,080 | Direct effects of atmospheric sulfate deposition on vegetation | Chevone, BI; Herzfeld, DE; Krupa, SV; Chappelka, AH | 1,986 | Acid sulfate aerosol (500 "mu"g/m3) had no effect on soybean or pinto bean after a single 4-h exposure. However, visible Injury and chlorophyll loss occurred when plants were sequentially exposed to acid aerosol and ozone (380 "mu"g/m3) for 4 h. in yellow poplar seedlings exposed to ozone (200 "mu"m3), sulfur dioxide (... | 0 |
35,073 | Reactive nitrogen species in the troposphere: measurements of NO, NO2, HNO3, particulate nitrate, peroxyacetyl nitrate (PAN), O3, and total reactive odd nitrogen (NOy) at Niwot Ridge, Colorado | Fahey, DW; Hubler, G; Parrish, DD; Williams, EJ; Norton, RB; Ridley, BA; Singh, HB; Liu, SC; Fehsenfeld, FC | 1,986 | null | 0 |
53,443 | Results from the ballon ozonr intercomparison campaign (BOIC) | Hilsenrath, E; Attmannspacher, W; Bass, A; Evans, W; Hagemeyer, R; Barnes, RA; Komhyr, W; Mauersberger, K; Mentall, J; Proffitt, M; Robbins, D; Taylor, S; Torres, A; Weinstock, E | 1,986 | The purpose of the Balloon Ozone Intercomparison Campaign (BOIC) was to assess the accuracy and precision of various ozone measurement systems under development and those flown operationally. Ozone observations made by in situ UV absorption photometers from four groups, two solar UV absorption photometers, three variet... | 0 |
38,339 | Reviews of paper by Hassett et al, | Tilton, BE | 1,986 | null | 0 |
43,460 | Quantum yields for photodissociation of acetone in air and an estimate for the life time of acetone in the lower troposphere | Meyrahn, H; Pauly, J; Schneider, W; Warneck, P | 1,986 | null | 0 |
55,517 | A method for developing ozone exposures that mimic ambient conditions in agricultural areas | Lefohn, AS; Hogsett, WE; Tingey, DT | 1,986 | Ozone fumigations that mimic ambient ozone distributions facilitate the development of links between (1) vegetative effects results that are generated in the laboratory and the field and (2) predictive effects models that depend upon ambient air quality data. Experimental exposure profiles were constructed from a readi... | 0 |
1,480 | Atmospheric chemistry and physics of air pollution | Seinfeld, JH | 1,986 | null | 0 |
40,420 | Relationship of age to rat lung collagen synthesis in response to ozone exposure | Hacker, AD; Mustafa, MG; Ospital, JJ; Elsayed, NM; Lee, SD | 1,986 | null | 0 |
35,396 | Interferences in environmental analysis of NO by NO plus O3 detectors: a rapid screening technique | Zafiriou, OC; True, MB | 1,986 | null | 0 |
40,876 | Critical toxicity reference system: I an approach for managing quantitative toxicity data | Smolko, ED; McKee, DJ; Menzel, DB | 1,986 | null | 0 |
41,903 | Determinants of endurance performance during ozone inhalation | Folinsbee, LJ; Horstman, DH; Vorona, RD; Prince, JM; Berry, M | 1,986 | null | 0 |
43,570 | Yield response of Davis soybeans to simulated acid rain and gaseous pollutants in the field | Johnston, JW, Jr; Shriner, DS | 1,986 | The yield response of soybeans (Glycine max (L.) Merr. cv. Davis) to simulated acid rain in the presence of ambient or less-than-ambient levels of gaseous pollution was determined in the field. Open-top chambers were used to alter the levels of gaseous pollutants. An automatic rain simulation system was used to exclude... | 0 |
42,167 | Measurement of light absorption extinction in Denver | Lewis, CW; Dzubay, TG | 1,986 | Simultaneous measurements of b(ext) (teleradiometer), b(sp) (integrating nephelometer), and b(ag) (N02 monitor) were used to obtain particle absorption extinction coefficients b(ap) for the Denver atmosphere during January 1982. The average of the ratio b(ap)/b(sp) was measured to be 0.185 +/- 0.015 at 530 nm, which is... | 0 |
36,016 | Analytical method comparisons by estimates of precision and lower detection limit | Holland, DM; McElroy, FF | 1,986 | null | 0 |
40,979 | [Personal communication to B E Tilton, ECAO, US EPA] | Novak, J | 1,986 | null | 0 |
7,250 | Measurements of formaldehyde and acetaldehyde in the urban ambient air | Salas, LJ; Singh, HB | 1,986 | null | 0 |
41,920 | National estimates of exposure to ozone under alternative national standards | Paul, RA; Johnson, T; Biller, WF | 1,986 | null | 0 |
42,598 | Air quality criteria for ozone and other photochemical oxidants, Vol 2 | null | 1,986 | null | 0 |
43,623 | Pollution, agriculture and social welfare: the case of acid deposition | Adams, RM; Callaway, JM; McCarl, BA | 1,986 | null | 0 |
43,975 | Science Advisory Board; Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee; open meeting | null | 1,986 | null | 0 |
41,112 | Author's reply [to comment on "Ten-year ozone trends in California and Texas"] | Walker, HM | 1,986 | null | 0 |
41,812 | Short-term pulmonary function associations with ozone in Kingston, Tennessee | Kinney, PL | 1,986 | null | 0 |
44,070 | A second generation model for regional-scale transport/chemistry/deposition | Carmichael, GR; Peters, LK; Kitada, T | 1,986 | null | 0 |
40,378 | Inhibition of DNA replication by ozone in Chinese hamster V79 cells | Rasmussen, RE | 1,986 | null | 0 |
42,686 | Anesthesia and the control of ventilation | Pavlin, EG; Hornbein, TF | 1,986 | null | 0 |
43,020 | A review of NMOC, NOx and NMOC/NOx ratios measured in 1984 and 1985 | Baugues, K | 1,986 | null | 0 |
40,844 | Overall and regional lung function in dogs exposed acutely to ozone | Morgan, MS; Meyer, P; Holub, R; Frank, R | 1,986 | null | 0 |
19,275 | Single or joint effects of coarse and fine particulate sulfur aerosols and ozone on vegetation | Krupa, SV; Legge, AH | 1,986 | Whitecourt Environmental Study Group. The response of vegetation to atmospheric sulfur deposition can be classified chemically as near- source versus regional-scale effects. With some exceptions (e. g., geothermal wells), near-source effects are primarily mediated by sulfur dioxide. On the other hand, any observed or p... | 0 |
43,869 | Visible injury and growth responses of tomato and soybean to combinations of nickel, copper and ozone | Prokipcak, B; Ormrod, DP | 1,986 | BIOSIS COPYRIGHT: BIOL ABS. RRM LYCOPERSICON-ESCULENTUM GLYCINE-MAX SYNERGISM AIR POLLUTION METAL POLLUTION | 0 |
40,462 | Influence of various nondisease factors on the response to pollutant exposure (age, sex, circadian rhythm, season, temperature, humidity, adaptation) | Folinsbee, LJ | 1,986 | null | 0 |
42,125 | Injury and yield response of cotton to chronic doses of ozone and sulfur dioxide | Heagle, AS; Heck, WW; Lesser, VM; Rawlings, JO; Mowry, FL | 1,986 | null | 0 |
38,884 | The chemical and meteorological conditions associated with high and low ozone concentrations in southeastern Michigan and nearby areas of Ontario | Kelly, NA; Ferman, MA; Wolff, GT | 1,986 | null | 0 |
47,047 | Breathlessness during exercise with and without resistive loading | El-Manshawi, A; Killian, KJ; Summers, E; Jones, NL | 1,986 | null | 0 |
43,527 | Emission of ethylene by oat plants treated with ozone and simulated acid rain | Pell, EJ; Puente, M | 1,986 | Experiments were conducted to determine whether acidic rain either exacerbated or predisposed Avena sativa L. cv. 'Ogle' to ozone injury as measured by foliar emission of ethylene. Three sets of experiments were conducted. Experiment I. Plants were exposed to 588 microg m-3 (0.30 ppm) ozone from 0830 to 1130 h. Plants ... | 0 |
42,357 | Structure- and sequence-specificity of ozone degradation of supercoiled plasmid DNA | Sawadaishi, K; Miura, K; Ohtsuka, E; Ueda, T; Shinriki, N; Ishizaki, K | 1,986 | null | 0 |
40,452 | Age-dependent inhibition of pentobarbital sleeping time by ozone in mice and rats | Canada, AT; Calabrese, EJ; Leonard, D | 1,986 | null | 0 |
19,254 | Absorption of air pollution by plants, and consequences for growth | Winner, WE; Atkinson, CJ | 1,986 | There is now great concern that air pollutants (especially sulfur dioxide, ozone, and oxides of nitrogen) can alter the physiological processes of plants, thereby affecting patterns of growth. Air pollutants cause damage to leaf cuticles and affect stomatal conductance. They can also have direct effects on photosynthet... | 0 |
42,133 | Impact of ozone and sulphur dioxide on soybean yield | Kress, LW; Miller, JE; Smith, HJ; Rawlings, JO | 1,986 | null | 0 |
42,513 | The benefits of pollution control: the case of ozone and US agriculture | Adams, RM; Hamilton, SA; Mccarl, BA | 1,986 | null | 0 |
43,056 | A chemical mechanism for use in long-range transport/acid deposition computer modeling | Lurmann, FW; Lloyd, AC; Atkinson, R | 1,986 | null | 0 |
42,117 | Response of soybean to low concentrations of ozone: II effects on growth, biomass allocation, and flowering | Amundson, RG; Raba, RM; Schoettle, AW; Reich, PB | 1,986 | null | 0 |
40,822 | [Effects of subacute exposute to nitrogen dioxide or ozone on the activity of the glutathione synthesis enzymes of rat lungs] | Kawata, M; Takahashi, Y; Miura, T | 1,986 | null | 0 |
35,533 | Receptor modeling study of Denver winter haze | Lewis, CW; Baumgardner, RE; Stevens, RK; Russwurm, GM | 1,986 | BIOSIS COPYRIGHT: BIOL ABS. RRM SULFUR DIOXIDE NITROGEN OXIDES AIR POLLUTION MODEL MOTOR VEHICLE EXHAUST VISIBILITY ELECTRIC POWER PLANT WOOD COMBUSTION DIURNAL VARIATION | 0 |
41,102 | Comment on "Ten-year ozone trends in California and Texas" | Hoggan, MC | 1,986 | null | 0 |
12,394 | Report of the International Conference on the Assessment of the Role of Carbon Dioxide and of Other Greenhouse Gases in Climate Variations and Associated Impacts, Villach, Austria, 9-15 October 1985 | null | 1,986 | United Nations Environment Programme; International Council of Scientific Unions; World Meteorological Organization. The increase of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has long been recognized as a potential problem. International scientific organizations have sponsored many meetings on the CO2 issue over the years but t... | 0 |
43,519 | Effect of SO2 and O3 on production of antioxidants in conifers | Mehlhorn, H; Seufert, G; Schmidt, A; Kunert, KJ | 1,986 | Production of antioxidants was investigated in needles of fir (Abies alba Mill.) and spruce (Picea abies (L.) Karst) after exposure to low concentrations of SO(2), O(3), and a combination of both pollutants. Glutathione reacted most sensitively to pollutants followed by vitamin E and vitamin C. In spruce needles, the o... | 0 |
52,776 | Immunocytochemical localization and time course of appearance of an anionic peroxidase associated with suberization in wound-healing potato tuber tissue | Espelie, KE; Franceschi, VR; Kolattukudy, PE | 1,986 | ABSTRACT Thin sections of wound-healing potato tuber tissue were stained with rabbit antibody prepared against a suberization-associated anionic peroxidase and then stained with a goat anti-rabbit antibody-fluorescein conjugate. When these sections were examined with an epiilluminating fluorescence microscope, bright ... | 0 |
43,300 | Using pollen to predict species response to ozone stress | Feder, WA | 1,986 | null | 0 |
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