Publications by authors named "Barbara Sensula"

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Dynamics Changes in Basal Area Increment, Carbon Isotopes Composition and Water Use Efficiency in Pine as Response to Water and Heat Stress in Silesia, Poland.
Barbara Sensuła, Sławomir Wilczyński

Plants (Basel)· December 2022

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The Impact of Climate, Sulfur Dioxide, and Industrial Dust on δO and δC in Glucose from Pine Tree Rings Growing in an Industrialized Area in the Southern Part of Poland.
Barbara M Sensuła

Water Air Soil Pollut· March 2016

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δC and Water Use Efficiency in the Glucose of Annual Pine Tree Rings as Ecological Indicators of the Forests in the Most Industrialized Part of Poland.
Barbara M Sensuła

Water Air Soil Pollut· February 2016

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Spatial and Short-Temporal Variability of δC and δN and Water-Use Efficiency in Pine Needles of the Three Forests Along the Most Industrialized Part of Poland.
Barbara M Sensuła

Water Air Soil Pollut· October 2015

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Tree Growth and Climate Relationship: Dynamics of Scots Pine ( L.) Growing in the Near-Source Region of the Combined Heat and Power Plant During the Development of the Pro-Ecological Strategy in Poland.
Barbara Sensuła, Sławomir Wilczyński, Magdalena Opała

Water Air Soil Pollut· June 2015

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Stable carbon isotopes of glucose received from pine tree-rings as bioindicators of local industrial emission of CO2 in Niepołomice Forest (1950-2000).
Barbara Sensuła, Anna Pazdur

Isotopes Environ Health Stud· August 2014

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First application of mass spectrometry and gas chromatography in investigation of α-cellulose hydrolysates: the influence of climate changes on glucose molecules in pine tree-rings.
Barbara M Sensuła, Anna Pazdur, Marie-France Marais

Rapid Commun Mass Spectrom· February 2011

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Mass spectrometric study of glucose and cellobiose produced during enzymatic hydrolysis of alpha-cellulose extracted from oak late-wood annual rings.
Barbara M Sensuła, Peter J Derrick, John C Bickerton, Anna Pazdur

Rapid Commun Mass Spectrom· July 2009

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