Material in this section originates from the following categories in our Subject Index:

Climate Change (Forcing Factors: Aerosols, Biological -- Terrestrial)
Aerosols (Biological: Terrestrial)
Forcing Factors (Aerosols: Biological, Terrestrial)

Material preceded by an asterisk (*) was posted after this subject summary was written and therefore is not included in the summary.  This material will be integrated into the summary at a later date.

Summary

* -- Effects of Rising Air Temperature and CO2 Concentration on Monoterpene Emissions from Pine Trees

* -- The Biological Atmosphere: Too Long Ignored by the IPCC?

* -- The Role of Fungi in the Production of Biogenic Aerosols

* -- Organic Aerosols: Their Roles in Global Climate Change

CO2 Effects on Biogenic Volatile Organic Compound Releases from Onions

Ozone Destruction by BVOCs

Impacts of Aerosols on Ecosystem Productivity

BVOC Emissions from a Southern California Chaparral Ecosystem Exposed to CO2-Erniched Air

VOC Emissions from Cabbage Plants Under Herbivore Attack: Effects of CO2

BVOCs: What Are They? ... and How Do They Function Within the Context of Global Climate Change?

Diffuse Light: A Powerful Promoter of Photosynthesis

Organic Vapors from Trees Produce Cloud Condensation Nuclei

Lowly Lichens Are Important Part of Earth's "Bio-Thermostat"

A Means for Biology to Influence Climate