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Deposited pollen from dominant tree genera drives nutrient composition of throughfall in European forests
Atmospheric deposition is a critical driver of biogeochemical cycling in forest ecosystems. Among the pathways of deposition, throughfall (TF) - precipitation that has interacted with the forest canopy - plays a significant role in the input of atmospheric substances and canopy leachates to the fore
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