- Urban Tree Species Capturing Anthropogenic Volatile Organic Compounds—Impact on Air Quality

Concentration profiles of AVOC as relative percentages for each sampling site near the environmental monitoring stations of the National Air Quality Information System (SINCA). (a) Quillaja saponaria; (b) Robinia pseudoacacia.

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Concentration profiles of AVOC as relative percentages for each sampling site near the environmental monitoring stations of the National Air Quality Information System (SINCA). (a) Quillaja saponaria; (b) Robinia pseudoacacia.

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