Tree bark has proved to be a suitable biological substrate for air pollution
monitoring studies, especially in urban and industrial regions suffering from
anthropogenic overpressure. Black poplar (Populus Nigra L.) is a widespread tree
species in Ukrainian cities and elsewhere in the country, and is thus quite suitable
for performing air pollution monitoring both on a local and country‐wide scale. In
the present study a total of 156 black poplar bark samples were collected in 5
residential and industrialized areas in Kiev. The samples were subject to a
comprehensive analytical examination for the content of both stable chemical
elements and anthropogenic radionuclides.
BERLIZOV Andrey;
FILBY R.;
MALIUK I.A.;
SAJENIOUK A. D.;
TRYSHYN V. V.;
WISS Thierry;
2012-05-22
American Inst. of Physics
JRC56082
978-0735407015,
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC56082,
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