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Emissions of biogenic volatile organic compounds from the boreal forest floor and understory: a study by solid-phase microextraction and portable gas …

Barreira et al., 2017

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Barreira L
Duporte G
Parshintsev J
Hartonen K
Jussila M
Aalto J
Bäck J
Kulmala M
Riekkola M
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Boreal Environment Research

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Vegetation introduces to the atmosphere a diversity of biogenic volatile organic compounds (BVOCs) which affect atmospheric chemistry, air quality and climate. Understory emissions might contribute significantly to the total BVOCs budget. In this work, either dynamic or static …
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