Abstract
Pea (Pisum sativum L. cv Alsweet) plants were exposed to mixtures of ozone plus sulfur dioxide at different times of the day. Injury, evaluated either as necrosis or chlorophyll, was greatest at midday when stomatal conductance was greatest. Abscisic acid levels were similar over the day, and showed no relation to stomatal conductance.
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Ozone and sulfur-dioxide injury was greatest at midday.
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e0“Injury, evaluated either as necrosis or chlorophyll, was greatest at midday when stomatal conductance was greatest.”
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Stomatal conductance was greatest at midday.
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e0“Injury, evaluated either as necrosis or chlorophyll, was greatest at midday when stomatal conductance was greatest.”
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Abscisic acid levels were similar throughout the day.
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e0“Abscisic acid levels were similar over the day”
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Abscisic acid was unrelated to stomatal conductance.
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e0“showed no relation to stomatal conductance.”