Effects of elevated H+, SO42-, NO3-, and NH4+ in simulated acid precipitation on the growth and chlorophyll content of 3 North American Sphagnum species.
Acid precipitation has been implicated as causing the loss of Sphagnum species, and thus of Sphagnum peatlands from the southern Pennines in Great Britain. Thus, the effects of pH, SO4 2-, NO3 - and NH4 +, at levels feasible for acid precipitation in eastern North America, on the growth and chloroph...
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1987
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