Abstract
Epiphytic lichens show specific differential responses to sulfur dioxide in the air, and it has been possible to construct a scale of SO/sub 2/ pollution based upon lichen communities present upon trees. Maps of pollution zones have now been prepared for England, Wales and Northern France. It has proved possible to correlate these zones with mean winter levels of sulfur dioxide measured instrumentally. Laboratory studies indicate the essential validity of this approach. An interesting correlation between air pollution and topography can be demonstrated in much of south-east England.
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Goodman, G, and Rose, F.
Epiphytic lichens as indicators of air pollution by sulfur dioxide.
United Kingdom: N. p.,
1973.
Web.
Goodman, G, & Rose, F.
Epiphytic lichens as indicators of air pollution by sulfur dioxide.
United Kingdom.
Goodman, G, and Rose, F.
1973.
"Epiphytic lichens as indicators of air pollution by sulfur dioxide."
United Kingdom.
@misc{etde_5363354,
title = {Epiphytic lichens as indicators of air pollution by sulfur dioxide}
author = {Goodman, G, and Rose, F}
abstractNote = {Epiphytic lichens show specific differential responses to sulfur dioxide in the air, and it has been possible to construct a scale of SO/sub 2/ pollution based upon lichen communities present upon trees. Maps of pollution zones have now been prepared for England, Wales and Northern France. It has proved possible to correlate these zones with mean winter levels of sulfur dioxide measured instrumentally. Laboratory studies indicate the essential validity of this approach. An interesting correlation between air pollution and topography can be demonstrated in much of south-east England.}
journal = []
volume = {5:4}
journal type = {AC}
place = {United Kingdom}
year = {1973}
month = {Jan}
}
title = {Epiphytic lichens as indicators of air pollution by sulfur dioxide}
author = {Goodman, G, and Rose, F}
abstractNote = {Epiphytic lichens show specific differential responses to sulfur dioxide in the air, and it has been possible to construct a scale of SO/sub 2/ pollution based upon lichen communities present upon trees. Maps of pollution zones have now been prepared for England, Wales and Northern France. It has proved possible to correlate these zones with mean winter levels of sulfur dioxide measured instrumentally. Laboratory studies indicate the essential validity of this approach. An interesting correlation between air pollution and topography can be demonstrated in much of south-east England.}
journal = []
volume = {5:4}
journal type = {AC}
place = {United Kingdom}
year = {1973}
month = {Jan}
}