Papers from the 5th International Workshop on Biomonitoring of Atmospheric Pollution (BioMAP-5) held in Buenos Aires, Argentina, 20 - 24 September 2009.
- Quantitative relations between different concentrations of micro- and macroelements in mosses and lichens: the region of Opole (Poland) as an environmental interface in between Eastern and Western Europe
- Element-enrichment factors in Parmotrema bangii and Cryptomeria japonica of Portuguese islands of the central North Atlantic
- How lichens and mosses reflect atmospheric deposition of natural and artificial radionuclides
- Leaves of Lolium multiflorum as indicators of airborne trace element distribution in Central Italy
- Characterisation of antimony, arsenic, cadmium, copper and tin occurrences at an abandoned sulphide-mining area
- Native plant bioaccumulation strategies: a baseline study for biomonitoring the Atlantic Forest
- Potential use of Syntrichia ruralis for monitoring atmospheric BTEX
- Sustainable sampling of native bromeliads for environmental monitoring
- Biomonitoring of indoor air genotoxic properties in ten schools using Scindapsus aureus
- A comparative study of atmospheric deposits and lichen populations in a protected alpine area in the Grenoble region (France)
- Effects of air pollution on production of essential oil in Feijoa Sellowiana Berg. grown in the 'Italian Triangle of Death'
- Ultrastructural alterations induced by tropospheric ozone: comparison between resistant and sensitive clones of Trifolium repens L. CV. Regal
- Human bone as a biological material for environmental monitoring
- Using the exhaled breath condensate as a tool for non-invasive evaluation of pollutant exposure
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