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DESCRIPTION:Secondary organic aerosol is formed by oxidation of biogenic vo
 latile organic compounds. Besides constitutive emissions like  monoterpene
 s trees emit sesquiterpenes\, methyl salicylic acid\, green leaf volatiles
  and other volatile organic compounds when they are exposed  to e.g. bioti
 c stressors.\nAs climate warming may deteriorate the living  conditions of
  trees\, which could lead to altered stress induced emissions\, it is impo
 rtant to understand how these emissions affect secondary organic aerosol  
 formation and aerosol climate couplings. Biotic stress that increases biog
 enic emissions thus supports negative climate feedback. This may be effect
 ive  already today. But heat and drought can turn the negative feedback in
 to a  positive feedback in forests dominated by de-novo emitters.\nClimate
   change will affect stress induced emissions from vegetation\, these emis
 sions and the secondary organic aerosol they induce have to be  considered
  in future climate scenarios.\n---\nInvited by Andreas Held\, Atmospheric 
 Chemistry
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20141211T235959
SUMMARY:PD Dr. Thomas F. Mentel\, Institute of Energy and Climate Research 
 - Troposphere\, Forschungszentrum Jülich (Homepage): Secondary organic aer
 osol formation from stress-induced biogenic emissions and possible climate
  feedbacks
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