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Tropospheric ozone is increasing at a fast pace and causes large losses of production in cultivated plants and forests ([UNECE, 2004][1]). Ozone risk assessment has been based for a long time on exposure to external ozone concentration. Doses above a selected threshold (generally 40 nL L−1) have

Is Ozone Flux Inside Leaves Only a Damage Indicator? Clues from Volatile Isoprenoid Studies