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Total AVOC concentrations in the leaf content of (a) Quillaja saponaria and (b) Robinia pseudoacacia located near each monitoring station of the National Air Quality Information System (SINCA). Concentrations are expressed as ng of C. Red dot = arithmetic mean; horizontal line = median.
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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...
