SO2 and Foliar Injury in Trees
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What is the process through which SO2 can reduce foliage in trees?

Foliar injury

What are the sources of SO2 release into the atmosphere?

Industrial emissions or volcanic activity

How does sulfuric acid deposition affect the leaves of trees?

It damages the waxy coating (cuticle) on the leaves and disrupts the normal functioning of leaf cells.

What are the potential effects of reduced foliage and stunted growth in trees due to SO2 exposure?

<p>Reduced foliage, stunted growth, and even the death of trees</p> Signup and view all the answers

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