Abstract
The study of the effect of air pollutants on plant growth inevitably involves meteorological factors, and the World Meteorological Organization has therefore been giving much attention to this matter for some time. Within the Organization, responsibility for this work naturally fell to the Commission for Agricultural Meteorology (CAgM), and following the time-honored procedure in such cases, the Commission established in 1962 a small international group of acknowledged experts to study plant injury and reduction of yield by non-radioactive air pollutants, and charged it with the specific task of preparing a review of present knowledge of the subjects involved. After several years' work, the group fulfilled its appointed task and the resulting report is now published in this WMO Technical Note. 95 references.
Citation Formats
Mukammal, E I, Brandt, C S, Neuwirth, R, Pack, D H, and Swinbank, W C.
Air pollutants, meteorology and plant injury.
WMO: N. p.,
1968.
Web.
Mukammal, E I, Brandt, C S, Neuwirth, R, Pack, D H, & Swinbank, W C.
Air pollutants, meteorology and plant injury.
WMO.
Mukammal, E I, Brandt, C S, Neuwirth, R, Pack, D H, and Swinbank, W C.
1968.
"Air pollutants, meteorology and plant injury."
WMO.
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