Determining the 180-year Change of Cd, Fe, and Al Concentrations in the Air by Using Annual Rings of Corylus colurna L

Key, Kubra; Kulaç, Şemsettin; Koç, İsmail; Şevik, Hakan

doi:10.1007/s11270-022-05741-3

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“…The temperature increase will cause changes affecting all the organisms, besides the changes in biocomfort zones for humans. Climate is one of the most important factors affecting the living conditions of organisms, and all the phenotypic characteristics of organisms are shaped by the mutual interaction between genetic structures [42,43] and environmental variables [39,44,45]. The climatic factors are the most important factors influencing plant development and their distribution on the earth [43,46,47], and climate changes, directly and indirectly, affects all organisms.…”

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Determining the Biocomfort Zones in Near Future in Antalya Province Depending on the Global Climate Change Scenarios

Koç

2022

KUJES

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Climate is a factor that affects the entire life of humans such as physiological development and characteristics, housing and house structures, food and cloth selections, and distribution on land. It is projected that global climate change would cause important changes in climate parameters in near future and affect the lives of all organisms on the earth directly or indirectly. It is estimated that these changes would cause significant changes in biocomfort zones. Thus, it is important to determine the biocomfort zones depending on the climate change scenarios and to use them in urban planning studies. In this study, it was aimed to determine the change in bioclimatic comfort zones in Antalya depending on the projected climate change scenarios. Within the scope of this study, considering the SSPs 245 and SSPs 585 scenarios of Coupled Model Intercomparison Project Phase 6, that is the 6th assessment report of IPCC, it was aimed to determine the current status and possible changes in biocomfort zones in Antalya in years 2040, 2060, 2080, and 2100. The results showed that the comfort zones in Antalya will generally shift from cold to hot towards the year 2100, that this shift will be at important level, and that the highest level of increase will be seen in southern regions with high population density and intense touristic activities.

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Determining the Biocomfort Zones in Near Future in Antalya Province Depending on the Global Climate Change Scenarios

Koç

2022

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“…However, it should be accepted that the amounts of Al in the soil are limited and consumed in a short time, and the amount of metal absorbed from these regions is limited as the tree roots go deeper. For this, the soil-borne heavy metal accumulation is ignored (Key et al 2022).…”

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Change of aluminum concentrations in specific plants by species, organ, washing, and traffic density

Kuzmina¹,

Menshchikov²,

Mohnachev³

et al. 2022

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One of the most critical problems throughout the world is air pollution, causing the death of millions of individuals annually, and it is reported that 90% of the global population breathes polluted air. Among the components of air pollution, the most harmful ones are the heavy metals, which can remain non-degraded in nature for a long time, bio-accumulate in living organisms, and be toxic or carcinogenic at low concentrations. Hence, monitoring and reducing heavy metal pollution in the air are high-priority research topics. Heavy metals can accumulate within various organs of plants grown in an environment with an increased level of heavy metal pollution. The metal analyses on these organs can provide insight into the heavy metal pollution in the air. In the present study, the concentrations of aluminum (Al), one of the most important heavy metals, were determined in the different organs of five plant species grown in regions with different traffic densities. Remarkable changes were observed in the Al concentrations in all the organs of species, which were examined here by organ and traffic density. The highest values were obtained from the organs of plants grown in no-traffic regions.

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“…Many studies have revealed that the concentrations of numerous elements vary significantly based on plant types [31][32][33]. The potential of heavy metal accumulation in plants grown in a similar habitat varies depending on plant type, plant habitus, plant organ structure, physio-chemical properties of metals, organ morphology, surface texture and size, surface area, exposure time to heavy metal, and the portion of particulate matter [34][35][36].…”

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Changes of Plant Nutrients K and Mg in Several Plants Based on Traffic Density and Organs

Koç

Canturk

ÇOBANOĞLU

2022

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This study aimed to determine the variations in K and Mg element concentrations in branches, leaves, and seeds of Aesculus hippocastanum, Prunus ceracifera, Tilia platyphyllos, Acer negundo, and Ailanthus altissima, which are frequently used in urban areas, especially in landscape studies, based on traffic density. As a result, the changes in the elements based on the traffic density in all organs and organs in all traffic intensities were significant (P

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Determining the 180-year Change of Cd, Fe, and Al Concentrations in the Air by Using Annual Rings of Corylus colurna L

Cited by 33 publications

References 59 publications

Determining the Biocomfort Zones in Near Future in Antalya Province Depending on the Global Climate Change Scenarios

Determining the Biocomfort Zones in Near Future in Antalya Province Depending on the Global Climate Change Scenarios

Change of aluminum concentrations in specific plants by species, organ, washing, and traffic density

Changes of Plant Nutrients K and Mg in Several Plants Based on Traffic Density and Organs

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