Volcanic Emissions Injury to Plant Foliage

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2008-08
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Nelson, Scot
Sewake, Kelvin
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University of Hawaii
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A new vent opened in Kilauea volcano on the island of Hawaii increased emissions of sulfur dioxide into the atmosphere in early 2008. The publication discusses the effects of the increased volcanic output on foliar injury to plants, what can be done to moderate it, and what state and federal agencies have done or plan to do to help minimize damage to Hawaii's forests and agriculture.
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volcanic activity, Hawaii (island), sulfur dioxide, signs and symptoms (plants)
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Nelson S, Sewake K. 2008. Volcanic emissions injury to plant foliage. Honolulu (HI): University of Hawaii. 11 p. (Plant Disease; PD-47).
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11 pages
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