Growth responses of maize, soybean, and tomato to sulphur dioxide and ozone exposure patterns utilizing an incomplete block factorial experimental design

Ormrod, D. P.; Deveau, J. L.; Marie, B. A.; Allen, O. B.

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“…These include corn, wheat, rice, barley potato, tomato, beans, soybean, onion, lettuce, tobacco and grapes (Ormrod et al 1988;Heagle et al 1991;Hippeli and Elstner 1993). Allergies, respiratory complications, attacks of asthma and emphysema are some of the manifestations of this type of stress in humans.…”

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