Last updated on 18-9-2023 by Nicolas Bruffaerts
Peer reviewed scientific article
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Arne Verstraeten; Nicolas Bruffaerts; Cristofolini, Fabiana; Elena Vanguelova; Johan Neirynck; Gerrit Genouw; Bruno De Vos; Peter Waldner; Anne Thimonier; Anita Nussbaumer; Mathias Neumann; Sue Benham; Pasi Rautio; Liisa Ukonmaanaho; Päivi Merilä; Lindroos, Antti-Jussi; Saarto, Annika; Jukka Reiniharju; Nicholas Clarke; Volkmar Timmermann; Manuel Nicolas; Maria Schmitt; Katrin Meusburger; Anna Kowalska; Idalia Kasprzyk; Katarzyna Kluska; Grewling, Łukasz; Małgorzata Malkiewicz; Lars Vesterdal; Morten Ingerslev; Miklós Manninger; Donát Magyar; Hugues Titeux; Karlsson, Gunilla Pihl; Regula Gehrig; Sandy Adriaenssens; Ekebom, Agneta; Dahl, Aslog; Marco Ferretti; Elena GottardiniTrefwoorden
Samenvatting:
The effects of tree pollen on precipitation chemistry are not fully understood and this can lead to misinterpretations of element deposition in European forests. We investigated the relationship between forest throughfall (TF) element fluxes and the Seasonal Pollen Integral (SPIn) using linear mixed-effects modelling (LME). TF was measured in 1990–2018 during the main pollen season (MPS, arbitrary two months) in 61 managed, mostly pure, even-aged Fagus, Quercus, Pinus, and Picea stands which are part of the ICP Forests Level II network. The SPIn for the dominant tree genus was observed at 5…