By Reinhard F. Hüttl, K. Bellmann
ISBN-10: 9048152240
ISBN-13: 9789048152247
ISBN-10: 9401590222
ISBN-13: 9789401590228
This quantity summarises the results of an interdisciplinary study programme entitled `Rehabilitation of the ambience of the hot States of Germany - results on Terrestrial Ecosystems'. sooner than the unification of Germany, emission a great deal of SO2 and dirt debris have been as much as 18-fold greater in East than in West Germany. in spite of the fact that, emission charges have lowered considerably considering the fact that reunification in 1990, a result of breakdown of a giant variety of commercial and especially lignite- fired powerplants and the implementation of fresh air applied sciences. so that it will learn the consequences of those dramatic adjustments in atmospheric chemistry on terrestrial ecosystems, accomplished box stories have been carried out in pine woodland ecosystems alongside an ancient gradient of atmospheric deposition charges within the northeastern lowlands of Germany. the short and dramatic relief of dirt particle and SO2 emissions bargains a different chance to check the function of SO2 and alkaline particle deposition in regards to adjustments or harm to woodland ecosystems and no matter if the woodland stands go back to a country of resilience. during this recognize, this atmosphere scan may be regarded upon as a roof test and not using a roof.
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Results Pollution impacts Air concentrations of S02, NO x and 0 3 recorded at meteorological stations located next to the sites, are given in Table 1. The concentrations of these air pollutants reflect the different deposition load of the sites and the temporal variations in the period from 1988- 1995. Since 1990 the situation has changed. At all sites the annual mean of S02 concentration has decreased significantly. Especially in Rosa S02 decreased from 143 to 25 Ilg m- 3 , but the differences among the sites persist.
Soil samples were taken in October 1993 and 1995 from the humic horizon (OF/O H ) by using a sharp-edged soil cutting frame, adjacent to the trees selected for harvest. The individual samples were combined in order to obtain one mixed sample from each plot per site. The fresh samples were passed through a 2 mm sieve, freeze-dried, milled and stored for further chemical analysis. For the determination of sulphate-sulphur, nitrate-nitrogen, ammoniumnitrogen and calcium in throughfall of investigated pine stands, bark samples were collected in October 1991-1995.
56 H Schulz et al. threshold in the synthesis or storage of both amino acids as well as soluble protein. At this threshold the capacity for the synthesis of glutamine and the storage of soluble protein, too, is saturated (Figure 7c). w. (Table 3), a level considered optimal for growth (Heij and Schneider, 1991; Heinsdorf, 1993). Further nitrogen uptake via roots or needles must now be channelled or detoxified by storage in arginine, instead of being assimilated into the protein nitrogen fraction.
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