Claim · model-written summary
Acid rain damaged longan leaves and tips.
- Taxon
- longan tree
Dimocarpus longane0 - Treatment
- acid raine0
- Outcome
- leaf and tipe0
- Direction
- do damagee0
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Verbatim
e0“acid rain could do damage on the leaf and tip of longan tree”
Title
Study on the effect of acid rain to tree-longan
Bingyi Yang Shengtai kexue 2004
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Intervention effect Acid rain caused nutrient elements to seep from longan.
- Intervention effect Acid rain reduced chlorophyll in longan.
- Mechanism Acid-rain hydrogen and chloride ions were absorbed by cells and damaged longan.
- Association Lower acid-rain pH caused greater harm to longan.
- Observation Longan death occurred below pH 3.
- Observation Calcium ions tended to protect longan during transport.
- Recommendation The stated foliar mixture was recommended to reduce acid-rain harm to longan.
- Recommendation The mixture concentration should not exceed 50 times.
- Intervention effect Acid rain damaged longan flowers most, buds next, and young fruit least.
- Intervention effect The stated spray mixture protected young longan fruit.
- Recommendation Fertile soil, farm care, and adequate nutrition were recommended to reduce acid-rain harm.