Urban trees for biomonitoring atmospheric particulate matter: An integrated approach combining plant functional traits, magnetic and chemical properties

Urban trees for biomonitoring atmospheric particulate matter: An integrated approach combining plant functional traits, magnetic and chemical properties

Increased attention has been given to particulate matter (PM) that, as well as worsening air quality, is responsible for chronic and acute respiratory or cardiovascular diseases. Currently, most of the studies are focused on the capacity of plants and other biological media to adsorb PM, whereas few...

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Main Authors: Canepari, S. (Author), De Santis, E. (Author), Frezzini, M.A (Author), Fusaro, L. (Author), Manes, F. (Author), Sagnotti, L. (Author), Salvatori, E. (Author), Winkler, A. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier B.V. 2021
Subjects:
Air quality
Atmospheric particulate matter
biomonitoring
Biomonitoring
Chemical properties
chemical property
deciduous tree
Ecosystems
functional role
Functional traits
Indicator indicator
integrated approach
Integrated approach
Magnetic properties
magnetic property
Magnetism
Mediterranean Region
Morpho
Oxidative potential
Particles (particulate matter)
particulate matter
Particulate Matter
Particulate matter injury
Photochemical reactions
PM injury
Property
Quercus ilex
urban area
Urban green
Urban trees
Vegetation
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