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Biogenic volatile organie compounds (BVOCs) have a signifl- cant impact on air quality in the ground layer of the atmosphere and they play a major role in forming the climate. They are the main precursors of tropospheric ozone and they are a source of second- ary organie aerosols in the atmosphere. Indirectly they also aflect the climate-forming processes. The paper presents the influence of BVOCs on photochemical processes occurring in the atmosphere. The main mechanisms of reactions assodated with BVOC oxida- tion in the air and the formation of secondary organie aerosols have been discussed here. Physico-chemical conditions of the course of the indicated mechanisms have been identifled. The problems and uncertainties faced by atmospheric chemists while preparing a qualitative and quantitative description of chemical reactions in the atmosphere involving BVOCs have been discussed as well

The impact of biogenic volatile organic compounds emission on photochemical processes ccurring in the troposphere.