Physiological Changes in Trees due to Air Pollution Quiz

QuieterSun avatar
QuieterSun
·
·
Download

Start Quiz

Study Flashcards

18 Questions

What is considered a good indicator of ozone effects in trees?

Chlorophyll fluorescence

Which physiological change in trees was more pronounced due to ozone injury?

Net photosynthesis

What component of the CO2 diffusion pathway might have been affected by ozone injury?

Carboxylation

What is a characteristic visible sign of fluoride injury to plum foliage?

Dark band separating healthy and injured tissues

How do trees react to the physiological changes caused by air pollution?

By reducing growth and biomass production

What part of the leaf does fluoride enter to cause injury to plum foliage?

Stomata

What is the common notation for the radical trioxygen?

O3

Which of the following is the correct systematic IUPAC name for HO2?

Hydroxyl radical without proton

What is an alternative or comment often used for hydrogen peroxide?

Hydrodioxyl

In the context of radicals, what does the abbreviation NO represent?

Nitrogen monoxide

What is the correct abbreviation for the radical ONOOH?

RO ROOH

Which of the following is a common alternative notation for the alkylperoxyl radical?

Alkoxyl

How are pollutants deposited to plants?

As gases and wet precipitation

Where can gaseous pollutants be taken up by plants?

Stomata and cuticle

At which level of biological organization can the effects of pollutants be observed?

Subcellular, cellular, plant organ, whole plant

What effects on the plant carbon balance are caused by air pollutants?

All of the above

How are changes in photosystems of plants reflected by air pollution?

Deterioration of photosynthetic pigments

What is commonly associated with pollutant exposure regarding chlorophylls and carotenoids?

Decreases in chlorophylls and carotenoids

Test your knowledge on the physiological changes in trees caused by air pollution. Explore topics such as chlorophyll fluorescence, ozone effects, reduction of net photosynthesis, stomatal conductance, and pigment concentrations.

Make Your Own Quizzes and Flashcards

Convert your notes into interactive study material.

Get started for free
Use Quizgecko on...
Browser
Browser