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1 A biological system for indexing air quality and assessing effects on vegetation (Minnesota bioindicator study) Kromroy, K.W.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 439-441
3 p.
 article
2 A California air standard to protect vegetation from ozone Cabrera, Homero
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 397-408
12 p.
 article
3 Acidic cloud-forest canopy interactions: Mt Mitchell, North Carolina Stogner, R.E.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 456-458
3 p.
 article
4 Acid rain, pollen germination, and yield reductions in corn Craker, Lyle E.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 419-421
3 p.
 article
5 Acknowledgements 1988
 53 1-4 p. v-vi
nvt p.
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6 Air pollution, plants and insects: Growth and feeding preferences of Mexican bean beetles on bean foliage stressed by SO2 or O3 Lee, Edward H.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 441-442
2 p.
 article
7 Ambient air audits of the National crop loss assessment network (1981–1986) Barnard, William F.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 412-415
4 p.
 article
8 Analysis of air pollution plant exposure data: The soft independent modelling of class analogy (SIMCA) and partial least squares modelling with latent variable (PLS) approaches Moseholm, Lars
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 313-331
19 p.
 article
9 An automated air pollutant exposure facility for field research Holman, Steven R.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 432-433
2 p.
 article
10 An evaluation method for combined effects of SO2 and NO2 on vegetation van der Eerden, Ludger J.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 468-470
3 p.
 article
11 A new approach to air pollution effects: Flow cytometry and loblolly pine protoplasts Sigal, Lorene L.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 458-460
3 p.
 article
12 An integrated system for evaluating the effects of ozone and acidic precipitation on the nutrition, growth and physiology of red spruce and sugar maple Mandl, Richard H.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 444-447
4 p.
 article
13 Crop growth along a gradient of ambient air pollution Ashmore, M.R.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 99-121
23 p.
 article
14 Crop loss assessment for California: Modeling losses with different ozone standard scenarios Olszyk, David M.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 303-311
9 p.
 article
15 Crop loss due to air pollution in The Netherlands van der Eerden, Ludger J.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 365-376
12 p.
 article
16 Crop loss due to ambient ozone in the Tennessee valley Brewer, Patricia F
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 273-284
12 p.
 article
17 Dry deposition of airborne sulfate and nitrate to soybeans Dolske, Donald A.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 1-12
12 p.
 article
18 Dry deposition of O3, SO2, and HNO3 to different vegetation in the same exposure environment Meyers, T.P.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 13-25
13 p.
 article
19 Economic assessment of crop damages due to air pollution: The role of quality effects Shortle, James S.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 377-385
9 p.
 article
20 Economic impacts of regional ozone standards on agricultural crops Howitt, Richard E.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 387-395
9 p.
 article
21 Editorial Board 1988
 53 1-4 p. IFC-
1 p.
 article
22 Effect of ambient ozone and acid mist on Aphid development Braun, Sabine
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 417-418
2 p.
 article
23 Effects of air filtration at small SO2 and NO2 concentrations on the yield of barley Fowler, David
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 135-149
15 p.
 article
24 Effects of air pollutants on dry matter partitioning in developing rutabaga and cabbage plants Marie, Beverly A.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 448-449
2 p.
 article
25 Effects of air quality on foliar injury, growth, yield, and quality of muskmelon Snyder, R.G.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 187-196
10 p.
 article
26 Effects of ambient air on crop growth in Rural Southern England Ashmore, M.R.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 409-410
2 p.
 article
27 Effects of atmospheric ozone on the production of soybean and peanut in the Kanto District of Japan Kobayashi, Kazuhiko
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 437-438
2 p.
 article
28 Effects of deposition of dust particles on leaves of crop plants on screening of solar illumination and associated physiological processes Das, T.M.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 421-422
2 p.
 article
29 Effects of ozone and water stress on net photosynthetic rate of field grown soybean leaves Vozzo, Steven F.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 471-473
3 p.
 article
30 Effects of ozone on crops in Sweden Skärby, Lena
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 461-462
2 p.
 article
31 Effects of ozone on soybean resistance to Mexican bean beetle feeding preference and larval antibiosis Chappelka, Arthur H.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 418-419
2 p.
 article
32 Effects of ozone on the canopy profile of selected leaf parameters of field-grown soybean Flagler, Richard B.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 426-428
3 p.
 article
33 Effects of ultraviolet-B radiation on soybean yield and seed quality: A six-year field study Teramura, Alan H.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 466-468
3 p.
 article
34 Environmental stress: A modifier of physiological responses to SO2 in plants Hunt, G.A.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 433-435
3 p.
 article
35 Evaluation of ozone exposure indices in exposure-response modeling Lee, E.Henry
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 43-62
20 p.
 article
36 Experimental design strategy for the Weibull dose response model Dassel, K.A.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 333-349
17 p.
 article
37 Field evaluation of an acid rain-drought stress interaction Banwart, Wayne L.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 123-133
11 p.
 article
38 Impact of acid precipitation on nitrogen and CO2 fixation, and biomass accumulation by soybean Grunwald, Claus
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 430-431
2 p.
 article
39 Indirect effects of air pollutants: Changes in plant/parasite interactions Dohmen, G.Peter
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 197-207
11 p.
 article
40 Influence of acidity level in simulated rain on disease progress in four plant pathosystems Campbell, C.Lee
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 219-234
16 p.
 article
41 Influence of ozone stress on growth processes, yields and grain quality characteristics among soybean cultivars Mulchi, Charles L.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 151-169
19 p.
 article
42 Interaction between ozone and frost sensitivity in clonal trees of Norway spruce (Picea abies [L.] Karst.) Barnes, Joey D.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 415-417
3 p.
 article
43 Interaction between ozone and winter stress Barnes, Joey D.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 235-254
20 p.
 article
44 Interaction of tobacco etch or tobbaco vein mottling virus and ozone on biomass changes in burley tobacco Reinert, Richard A.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 209-218
10 p.
 article
45 Introduction Heck, Walter W.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. iii-iv
nvt p.
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46 List of first authors and chairmen 1988
 53 1-4 p. 474-478
5 p.
 article
47 Methods used for managing and analyzing the data stored in the NCLAN data library Spruill, Susan E.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 462-465
4 p.
 article
48 Modeling the impact of ozone x drought interactions on regional crop yields King, David A.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 351-364
14 p.
 article
49 National crop loss assessment network: quality assurance program Coffey, Deborah S.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 89-98
10 p.
 article
50 Negative correlation between spruce decline and acute SO2 exposure Saxe, Henrik
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 454-455
2 p.
 article
51 Ozone effects on crops in Ontario and related economic impact Pearson, R.G.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 450-451
2 p.
 article
52 Physiological and growth responses of differentially irrigated cotton to ozone Temple, Patrick J.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 255-263
9 p.
 article
53 Predicting ozone-induced soybean losses: Sensitivity to model form and inputs Kinsman, John D.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 285-302
18 p.
 article
54 Preliminary results from open-top chamber experiments at Sutton Bonington Sanders, G.E.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 452-453
2 p.
 article
55 Qualitative and quantitative effects of ozone and/or sulfur dioxide on field-grown potato plants Pell, Eva J.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 171-186
16 p.
 article
56 Reduction of net photosynthesis in oats after treatment with low concentrations of ozone Myhre, Astrid
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 265-271
7 p.
 article
57 Selecting ozone exposure statistics for determining crop yield loss from air pollutants Musselman, Robert C.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 63-78
16 p.
 article
58 Similarity of proportional yield response in greenhouse- and field-grown soybeans exposed to O3 Endress, Anton G.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 424-425
2 p.
 article
59 The direct effects of simulated acid rain on the sexual reproduction of selected agricultural crops DuBay, Denis T.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 422-423
2 p.
 article
60 The effect of air pollution on polyamine metabolism Rowland-Bamford, A.J.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 410-412
3 p.
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61 The effects of fly ash on citrus fruit: Characterization of injury symptoms and assessment of crop loss Lerman, Shimshon
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 443-444
2 p.
 article
62 The influence of ozone exposure dynamics on the growth and yield of kidney bean Kohut, Robert J.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 79-88
10 p.
 article
63 The use of kriging to estimate monthly ozone exposure parameters for the Southeastern United States Lefohn, Allen S.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 27-42
16 p.
 article
64 Tomato response to concurrent and sequential NO2 and O3 exposures Goodyear, S.N.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 428-429
2 p.
 article
65 Yield and physiological responses of soybeans to simulated acid rain and gaseous pollutants in the field Johnston, J.W.
 1988
 53 1-4 p. 436-437
2 p.
 article
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