Arctic cushion plants as fallout ‘monitors’

Svoboda, Josef; Hutchison-Benson, E.; Taylor, H.W.

doi:10.1016/0265-931x(86)90021-4

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“…However, plant growth during a current year reduces the access of contaminants to the older canopy layers below. Thus the moss mat becomes differentially contaminated throughout its profile and contains a record of fallout activity over a period of many years (Svoboda and Taylor 1979;HutchisonBenson et al 1985;Svoboda et al 1986;Papastefanou et al 1989). …”

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Cesium-137 monitoring using lichens and mosses from northern Greece

Sawidis¹,

Heinrich²

1992

Can. J. Bot.

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SAWIDIS, T., and HEINRICH, G. 1992. Cesium-137 monitoring using lichens and mosses from northern Greece. Can. J. Bot. [140][141][142][143][144]. Cesium-137 content in lichens and mosses from northern Greece was measured for regular periods of time during the 5 years following the Chernobyl reactor accident. A clear increase of the cesium interception was observed for about 2 years after the accident. Later a gradual decrease was detected that depended on the habitat and the collected species. A great variation in values was observed when comparing contamination in all the habitats investigated during the same collecting season. 70:

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