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Ozone damage

In addition to the effects on human health, ozone is known to adversely affect the environment in many ways. These effects include

reduced yield for commodity crops
damage to urban grass, flowers, shrubs, and trees
reduced yield in tree seedlings and non-commercial forests
increased susceptibility of plants to pests
materials damage
reduced visibility

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