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Peroxidases: usable markers of air-pollution in trees from urban environments

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Air pollution induced-guaiacol peroxidase activity in leaves trees was verified in Turin on 530 plants, both evergreen and deciduous broadleaf, without visible injuries and water stress. Throughout the year, by spectrophotometric analysis, peroxidase quantity in leaves of each plant was periodically analysed by assaying enzyme activity on leaf crude extract. In all cases peroxidase activity of the trees in the urban environment was higher than those from the non-urban. The enzyme activity was also directly correlated with the intensification of road traffic.

[Ti: Peroxidases: usable markers of air-pollution in trees from urban environments]
[Au: Puccinelli, P.,, Anselmi, N., and, Bragaloni, M.,]
[So: Chemosphere 36(4-5):889-894.]
[Ky: Maintenance]]

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P. Puccinelli, N. Anselmi, M. Bragaloni
Date Published
1998
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Chemosphere 36(4-5):889-894.
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Chemosphere 36(4-5):889-894.
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