Detlev Helmig, Ryan Woodfin Daly, Jana Milford & Alex Guenther · Chemosphere
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Published2013-09
DOI10.1016/j.chemosphere.2013.04.058
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Over a full growing cycle, monoterpenes made up more than 95% of the volatile emissions from the branches of conifers including ponderosa and bristlecone pine; monoterpene emissions depended on temperature in the short term, and basal emission rates were generally higher in spring and summer than in winter.
Branch-enclosure measurements on four named conifer species (and two deciduous species not covered here); it describes emissions, not forest air as people smell it.EXTERNAL RECORD