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Sampling points for the species Q. saponaria and R. pseudoacacia located near each SINCA monitoring station: EM-C: Cerrillos Station, EM-CN: Cerro Navia Station, EM-EB: El Bosque Station, EM-I: Independencia Station, EM-LF: La Florida Station, EM-LC: Las Condes Station, EM-PO: Parque O’Higgins Station, EM-PA: Puente Alto Station, EM-Q: Quilicura Station, CA: Campus Antumapu, U de Chile.
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Tropospheric ozone (O3) and other pollutants significantly affect Chile’s Metropolitan Region, posing risks to human health. As a secondary pollutant and a major photochemical oxidant, O3 formation is driven by anthropogenic volatile organic compounds (AVOCs) from the residential and transport sectors, the main sources of gaseous emissions. This st...
