European Journal of Forest Pathology · 1983 · 52 citations · 5 references
EngineeringForestryUrban VegetationMarine ChemistryCoastal VegetationCoastal WaterCoastal ProcessSocial SciencesMarine EnvironmentCentral ItalyNearshore ProcessBiogeographyMarine PollutionItalian Pine‐woodsOceanic SystemsGeographyUrban EcologyCoastal ProcessesSediment TransportLandscape EcologySedimentologyCoastal SystemsExperimental ResultsCoastal ManagementSan RossorePinus PinasterVegetation HistoryMarine BiologyVegetation Science
Abstract Some italian pine‐woods on the Tyrrhenian coast (mainly Pinus pinea and Pinus pinaster ) appear to have been deteriorating since nearly 20 years. From the experimental results of the present investigation, the main cause may be ascribed to the presence of both surfactants and salts in the sea‐spray which is deposited onto the pine needles by south‐westerly winds.
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