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The possible role of H2O2 in new-type forest decline
A connection is established between oxidative stress in plants and the atmospheric oxidant potential. A recently published hypothesis of increased radical offer in damaged forest areas is extended to H2O2 which may play the key role in new-type forest decline.
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