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D-Index
38
Citations
7825
World Ranking
8537
National Ranking
3052

Overview

Sagar V. Krupa was affiliated with the University of Minnesota in the United States during their academic career. Their contributions to research are documented through various academic records and institutional ties.

Details on Sagar V. Krupa's research fields, subfields, and main topics of work are not specifically listed, thus no explicit summary of their scientific focus is available. Similarly, there are no recorded recent papers, frequent co-authors, or preferred publication venues associated with their profile, which limits a detailed account of their publication history.

There are no entries indicating book publications or awards won by this researcher. The absence of such information suggests that either these aspects were not part of their academic record or were not captured in the available data.

Their profile indicates that they are deceased. All references to their career and contributions are therefore presented in the past tense.

Best Publications

  • Effects of atmospheric ammonia (NH3) on terrestrial vegetation: a review.

    S.V Krupa

  • Plant responses to atmospheric CO2 enrichment with emphasis on roots and the rhizosphere.

    Hugo H. Rogers;G.Brett Runion;Sagar V. Krupa

  • Atmospheric ozone: Formation and effects on vegetation

    Sagar V Krupa;William J Manning

  • The Greenhouse effect: impacts of ultraviolet-B (UV-B) radiation, carbon dioxide (CO2), and ozone (O3) on vegetation.

    S.V Krupa;R.N Kickert

  • The Ozone Component of Global Change: Potential Effects on Agricultural and Horticultural Plant Yield, Product Quality and Interactions with Invasive Species

    Fitzgerald Booker;Russell Muntifering;Margaret McGrath;Kent Burkey

  • Ambient ozone and plant health

    Sagar Krupa;Margaret Tuttle McGrath;Christian P. Andersen;Fitzgerald L. Booker

  • Passive sampling of ambient, gaseous air pollutants: an assessment from an ecological perspective

    S.V Krupa;A.H Legge

  • Photochemical oxidants: state of the science.

    D. Kley;M. Kleinmann;H. Sanderman;S. Krupa

  • The impact of UV-B radiation and ozone on terrestrial vegetation

    Victor C Runeckles;Sagar V Krupa

  • Sampling and physico-chemical analysis of precipitation: a review.

    Sagar V. Krupa

  • Ambient ozone (O3) and adverse crop response: a unified view of cause and effect.

    S.V. Krupa;L. Grünhage;H.-J. Jäger;M. Nosal

  • Receptor Modeling of Epiphytic Lichens to Elucidate the Sources and Spatial Distribution of Inorganic Air Pollution in the Athabasca Oil Sands Region

    M.S. Landis;J.P. Pancras;J.R. Graney;R.K. Stevens

  • Measurements of S(IV) and organic anions in Minnesota rain

    Sixto F. Guiang;Sagar V. Krupa;Gregory C. Pratt

  • Foliar sulphur species in pine: a new indicator of a forest ecosystem under air pollution stress.

    A.H. Legge;J.C. Bogner;S.V. Krupa

  • Forest responses to tropospheric ozone and global climate change: An analysis

    Ronald N. Kickert;Sagar V. Krupa

  • Ambient ozone and crop loss: establishing a cause-effect relationship.

    S.V. Krupa;M. Nosal;A.H. Legge

  • Surface ozone exposures measured at clean locations around the world.

    Allen S. Lefohn;Sagar V. Krupa;Derek Winstanley

  • Modeling plant response to tropospheric ozone: a critical review.

    R.N. Kickert;S.V. Krupa

  • Measurement of Polynuclear Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) in Epiphytic Lichens for Receptor Modeling in the Athabasca Oil Sands Region (AOSR): A Pilot Study

    W.B. Studabaker;S. Krupa;R.K.M. Jayanty;J.H. Raymer

  • Use of tobacco cultivars as biological indicators of ambient ozone pollution: an analysis of exposure-response relationships.

    S.V Krupa;W.J Manning;M Nosal

  • Air Quality Standards for Particulate Matter (PM) at high altitude cities.

    H. Bravo Alvarez;R. Sosa Echeverria;P. Sanchez Alvarez;S. Krupa

  • The greenhouse effect: the impacts of carbon dioxide (CO2), ultraviolet-B (UV-B) radiation and ozone (O3) on vegetation (crops)

    Sagar V. Krupa;Ronald N. Kickert

Frequent Co-Authors

William J. Manning
William J. Manning University of Massachusetts Amherst
Allen S. Lefohn
Allen S. Lefohn A.S.L. & Associates
Matthew S. Landis
Matthew S. Landis Environmental Protection Agency
Arthur H. Chappelka
Arthur H. Chappelka Auburn University
Kevin E. Percy
Kevin E. Percy K.E. Percy Air Quality Effects Consulting Ltd
Kent O. Burkey
Kent O. Burkey Agricultural Research Service
Hugo H. Rogers
Hugo H. Rogers Agricultural Research Service
Fitzgerald L. Booker
Fitzgerald L. Booker North Carolina State University
Stephen A. Prior
Stephen A. Prior Agricultural Research Service
G. Brett Runion
G. Brett Runion United States Department of Agriculture

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