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2016
Hayes F., Sharps K., Harmens H., Mills G..  2016.  Field evidence of ozone impact on vegetation in ambient air (2007-2015).
Harmens H., Sharps K., Hayes F., Mills G..  2016.  Impacts of ozone pollution on biodiversity.
Mills G., Harmens H., Wagg S., Sharps K., Hayes F., Fowler D., Sutton M., Davies B..  2016.  Ozone impacts on vegetation in a nitrogen enriched and changing climate. Environmental Pollution. 208:898-908.
2017
Mills G., Harmens H., Hayes F., Pleijel H., Buker P., González-Fernández I..  2017.  Chapter 3: Mapping critical levels for vegetation.
Mills G., Harmens H., Hayes F..  2017.  Flux-based critical levels of ozone pollution for vegetation: Overview of new developments.
2018
Mills G., Sharps K., Simpson D., Pleijel H., Broberg M., Uddling J., Jaramillo F., Davies W.J., Dentener F., Van den Berg M. et al..  2018.  Ozone pollution will compromise efforts to increase global wheat production.. Global Change Biology. 24:3560-3574.
Harmens H., Hayes F., Mills G., Sharps K., Osborne S., Pleijel H..  2018.  Wheat yield responses to stomatal uptake of ozone: Peak vs rising background ozone conditions.. Atmospheric Environment. 173:1-5.
2019
Harmens H., Hayes F., Sharps K., Radbourne A., Mills G..  2019.  Can Reduced Irrigation Mitigate Ozone Impacts on an Ozone-Sensitive African Wheat Variety?
Dai L., Hayes F., Sharps K., Harmens H., Mills G..  2019.  Nitrogen availability does not affect ozone flux-effect relationships for biomass in birch (Betula pendula) saplings.
Hayes F., Mills G., Alonso R., González-Fernández I., Coyle M., Grunhage L., Gerosa G., Karlsson P.E., Marzuoli R..  2019.  A Site-Specific Analysis of the Implications of a Changing Ozone Profile and Climate for Stomatal Ozone Fluxes in Europe.
2020
Hayes F., Harmens H., Sharps K., Radbourne A..  2020.  Ozone dose-response relationships for tropical crops reveal potential threat to legume and wheat production, but not to millets.
Hayes F., Sharps K., Harmens H., Roberts I., Mills G..  2020.  Tropospheric ozone pollution reduces the yield of African crops.

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