DOI: 10.47749/t/unicamp.2003.295641
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Qualidade do ar na area de influencia do polo industrial de Paulinia-SP

Abstract: por ter me proporcionado a oportunidade de desenvolver um trabalho tão desafiador. Por participar, ativamente, em cada etapa do mesmo, incluindo o transporte e a montagem do trailer, tarefas bastante trabalhosas. Pelo incentivo ao aprendizado constante, compartilhando suas experiências. Pela orientação ao longo da tese acompanhada da liberdade para que eu a desenvolvesse da maneira mais adequada.Ao Alexandre, por me apoiar em todas as decisões. Pelo companheirismo, pelas sugestões e por sua compreensão.Aos meu… Show more

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“…These effects penetrate up to 300 m from forest edges and result from increased windthrow and microclimate changes (Laurance et al 1998(Laurance et al , 2002, which are ameliorated but not stopped by the presence of secondary vegetation at the forest edge (Mesquita et al 1999. Furthermore, as an urban fragment embedded in a intensely urbanized and industrial landscape, Santa Genebra is exposed to the increased air ozone concentrations and acid rain that occur in Campinas region (Tresmondi 2003). While ozone is a pollutant of injurious potential to plants (Matyssek & Sandermann 2003), the effects of acid rain on tree survivorship are likely to be particularly negative in swamps, where tree root systems are permanently immerse in standing water.…”
Section: Large-scale Patternsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These effects penetrate up to 300 m from forest edges and result from increased windthrow and microclimate changes (Laurance et al 1998(Laurance et al , 2002, which are ameliorated but not stopped by the presence of secondary vegetation at the forest edge (Mesquita et al 1999. Furthermore, as an urban fragment embedded in a intensely urbanized and industrial landscape, Santa Genebra is exposed to the increased air ozone concentrations and acid rain that occur in Campinas region (Tresmondi 2003). While ozone is a pollutant of injurious potential to plants (Matyssek & Sandermann 2003), the effects of acid rain on tree survivorship are likely to be particularly negative in swamps, where tree root systems are permanently immerse in standing water.…”
Section: Large-scale Patternsmentioning
confidence: 99%