Ozone: Nonlinear Relation of Dose and Injury in Plants
SciencePublished 4 February 1966
W.W. Heck, John A. Dunning, I.J. Hindawi
Citations70
SJR quartileQ1
SJR score10.42
SNIP6.62
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Ozone produces a sigmoidal dose-injury response in sensitive tobacco and pinto bean and a definite threshold concentration and presentation time are required before injury is initiated.
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Ozone produces a sigmoidal dose-injury response in sensitive tobacco and pinto bean. A definite threshold concentration and presentation time are required before injury is initiated.
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