"RIV/60460709:41330/13:55740" . . . "One-year measurements of chloroethenes in tree cores and groundwater at the SAP Mimo\u0148 Site, Northern Bohemia" . "Zima, Jaroslav" . "14"^^ . "Vlk, Kv\u011Btoslav" . . . "Chlorinated ethenes . GWT . Plou\u010Dnice River . Volatile organic compounds . Tree core sampling"@en . "One-year measurements of chloroethenes in tree cores and groundwater at the SAP Mimo\u0148 Site, Northern Bohemia" . "0944-1344" . "CZ - \u010Cesk\u00E1 republika" . "Trapp, S." . "Mach\u00E1\u010Dkov\u00E1, Ji\u0159ina" . "[C118DD9C2D39]" . "P(TA01010552)" . "One-year measurements of chloroethenes in tree cores and groundwater at the SAP Mimo\u0148 Site, Northern Bohemia"@en . . "94031" . "41330" . "000314065100021" . . "2"^^ . "One-year measurements of chloroethenes in tree cores and groundwater at the SAP Mimo\u0148 Site, Northern Bohemia"@en . "2" . . "Chlorinated ethenes (CE) are among the most frequent contaminants of soil and groundwater in the Czech Republic. Because conventional methods of subsurface contamination investigation are costly and technically complicated, attention is directed on alternative and innovative field sampling methods. One promising method is sampling of tree cores (plugs of woody tissue extracted from a host tree). Volatile organic compounds can enter into the trunks and other tissues of trees through their root systems. An analysis of the tree core can thus serve as an indicator of the subsurface contamination. Four areas of interest were chosen at the experimental site with CE groundwater contamination and observed fluctuations in groundwater concentrations. CE concentrations in groundwater and tree cores were observed for a 1-year period. The aim was to determine how the CE concentrations in obtained tree core samples correlate with the level of contamination of groundwater. Other factors which can a" . . "6"^^ . "Chlorinated ethenes (CE) are among the most frequent contaminants of soil and groundwater in the Czech Republic. Because conventional methods of subsurface contamination investigation are costly and technically complicated, attention is directed on alternative and innovative field sampling methods. One promising method is sampling of tree cores (plugs of woody tissue extracted from a host tree). Volatile organic compounds can enter into the trunks and other tissues of trees through their root systems. An analysis of the tree core can thus serve as an indicator of the subsurface contamination. Four areas of interest were chosen at the experimental site with CE groundwater contamination and observed fluctuations in groundwater concentrations. CE concentrations in groundwater and tree cores were observed for a 1-year period. The aim was to determine how the CE concentrations in obtained tree core samples correlate with the level of contamination of groundwater. Other factors which can a"@en . "Wittlingerov\u00E1, Zde\u0148ka" . . "RIV/60460709:41330/13:55740!RIV14-TA0-41330___" . . "20" . . "ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND POLLUTION RESEARCH" . . . . "Petru\u017Eelkov\u00E1, Anna" . .