KMID : 1156220180440030205
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Journal of Environmental Health Sciences 2018 Volume.44 No. 3 p.205 ~ p.216
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Analysis of Phytoncide Concentration and Micrometeorology Factors by Pinus Koraiensis Stand Density
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Jo Ye-Seul
Park Su-Jin Jeong Mi-Ae Lee Jeong-Hee Yoo Rhee-Hwa Kim Cheol-Min Lee Sang-Tae
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Abstract
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Objectives: Scientific verification for health effects has been constantly demanded through the forest healing factors. In this study, phytoncide concentration which is one of the forest healing factors, was investigated according to stand density, season and visiting time, and analyzed correlation with micrometeorology factors.
Methods: Total volatile organic compounds (TVOCs) and Natural volatile organic compounds (NVOCs) were collected using a measuring instrument which is connected to an air pump with the Tenax TA tube. The 32NVOCs were selected through the detailed criteria of adequacy assessment for recreational forest. The statistical analysis (correlation and stepwise regression analysis) was conducted between phytoncide concentration and micrometeorology factors.
Results: NVOCs concentration linearly increased according to stand density. The high level showed in the summer (p<0.05), and there is no significant difference according to visiting hours of the Healing forest. NVOCs is a negative correlation with solar radiation, PAR and wind direction, and a positive correlation with relative humidity and temperature (p<0.01). NVOCs increased following the increase of humidity and temperature (R2=0.55).
Conclusions: Phytoncide linearly increased according to stand density, and showed the correlation significantly with microclimate factors. In future, these results will be utilized as a basic material to promote the generation of phytoncide, which positively influences human health promotion and manage the forest welfare space.
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KEYWORD
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Natural volatile organic compounds (NVOCs), phytoncide, Pinus Koraiensis, stand density
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