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How do increasing background concentrations of tropospheric ozone affect peatland plant growth and carbon gas exchange? / Williamson, Jennifer; Mills, Gina; Hayes, F. et al.
In: Atmospheric Environment, Vol. 127, 29.02.2016, p. 133-138.

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Williamson, J, Mills, G, Hayes, F, Jones, T & Freeman, C 2016, 'How do increasing background concentrations of tropospheric ozone affect peatland plant growth and carbon gas exchange?', Atmospheric Environment, vol. 127, pp. 133-138.

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Williamson, J., Mills, G., Hayes, F., Jones, T., & Freeman, C. (2016). How do increasing background concentrations of tropospheric ozone affect peatland plant growth and carbon gas exchange? Atmospheric Environment, 127, 133-138.

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Williamson J, Mills G, Hayes F, Jones T, Freeman C. How do increasing background concentrations of tropospheric ozone affect peatland plant growth and carbon gas exchange? Atmospheric Environment. 2016 Feb 29;127:133-138. Epub 2015 Dec 9.

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Williamson, Jennifer ; Mills, Gina ; Hayes, F. et al. / How do increasing background concentrations of tropospheric ozone affect peatland plant growth and carbon gas exchange?. In: Atmospheric Environment. 2016 ; Vol. 127. pp. 133-138.

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TY - JOUR

T1 - How do increasing background concentrations of tropospheric ozone affect peatland plant growth and carbon gas exchange?

AU - Williamson, Jennifer

AU - Mills, Gina

AU - Hayes, F.

AU - Jones, Timothy

AU - Freeman, Christopher

PY - 2016/2/29

Y1 - 2016/2/29

N2 - In this study we have demonstrated that plants originating from upland peat bogs are sensitive to increasing background concentrations of ozone. Peatland mesocosms from an upland peat bog in North Wales, UK were exposed to eight levels of elevated background ozone in solardomes for 4 months from May to August, with 24 h mean ozone concentrations ranging from 16 to 94 ppb and cumulative AOT0 24hr ranging from 45.98 ppm h to 259.63 ppm h.

AB - In this study we have demonstrated that plants originating from upland peat bogs are sensitive to increasing background concentrations of ozone. Peatland mesocosms from an upland peat bog in North Wales, UK were exposed to eight levels of elevated background ozone in solardomes for 4 months from May to August, with 24 h mean ozone concentrations ranging from 16 to 94 ppb and cumulative AOT0 24hr ranging from 45.98 ppm h to 259.63 ppm h.

M3 - Article

VL - 127

SP - 133

EP - 138

JO - Atmospheric Environment

JF - Atmospheric Environment

SN - 1352-2310

ER -