Paper · 2006 · Journal of Shandong University

Effects of simulated acid rain on the growing rules of northern wheat

Shou‐Qing Ni

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Abstract

The wheat samples were sprayed during its vegetative and productive stages by simulated acid rain of northern China,whose pH values were 2.0,3.0,4.0,5.0 and 6.0 respectively.The results show that the visible blade injures threshold value is pH3.0 after the treatment of acid rain.The mean leaf area is suppressed evidently.The water content of wheat is not sensitive to acid rain in the range of 71.4% to 85.0%.The chlorophyll content reduces in the range of 0.4% to 37.1%,while the malondialdehyde content increases in the range of 4.5% to 49.3%.The catalase activity declines in the range of 9.7% to(94.4%,) while the peroxidase activity increases in the range of 40.1% to 54.7% at the first stage and is suppressed in the range of 8.6% to 33.1% at the end of the treatment.Effects of simulated acid rain on wheat increases more and more remarkable with the increase of hydrogen ion concentration,which is correlated with disposal times and doses.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Visible wheat blade injury began at pH3.0.

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acid raine0
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visible blade injurese0
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pH3.0e0

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“visible blade injures threshold value is pH3.0 after the treatment of acid rain”

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“wheat”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Acid rain suppressed mean wheat leaf area.

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simulated acid raint0
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mean leaf areae0
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suppressede0

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“The mean leaf area is suppressed evidently”

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“simulated acid rain on the growing rules of northern wheat”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultno effectmeasured

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Wheat water content was insensitive to acid rain within 71.4% to 85.0%.

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acid raine0
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water contente0
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not sensitivee0
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71.4% to 85.0%e0

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“The water content of wheat is not sensitive to acid rain in the range of 71.4% to 85.0%”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Wheat chlorophyll content fell by 0.4% to 37.1%.

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simulated acid raint0
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chlorophyll contente0
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reducese0
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0.4% to 37.1%e0

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“The chlorophyll content reduces in the range of 0.4% to 37.1%”

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“simulated acid rain on the growing rules of northern wheat”

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Wheat malondialdehyde content rose by 4.5% to 49.3%.

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simulated acid raint0
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malondialdehyde contente0
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increasese0
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4.5% to 49.3%e0

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“the malondialdehyde content increases in the range of 4.5% to 49.3%”

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“simulated acid rain on the growing rules of northern wheat”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Catalase activity declined by 9.7% to 94.4%.

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simulated acid raint0
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catalase activitye0
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declinese0
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9.7% to(94.4%,)e0

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“The catalase activity declines in the range of 9.7% to(94.4%,)”

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“simulated acid rain on the growing rules of northern wheat”

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Peroxidase activity rose initially by 40.1% to 54.7%.

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simulated acid raint0
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peroxidase activitye0
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increasese0
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40.1% to 54.7%e0
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at the first stagee0

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“the peroxidase activity increases in the range of 40.1% to 54.7% at the first stage”

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“simulated acid rain on the growing rules of northern wheat”

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Peroxidase activity was suppressed by 8.6% to 33.1% at treatment end.

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simulated acid raint0
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wheatt0
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suppressede0
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8.6% to 33.1%e0
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at the end of the treatmente0

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“is suppressed in the range of 8.6% to 33.1% at the end of the treatment”

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“simulated acid rain on the growing rules of northern wheat”

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Acid rain effects grew with hydrogen ion concentration, application times, and doses.

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hydrogen ion concentratione0
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Effects of simulated acid raine0
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increasese0
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disposal times and dosese0

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“Effects of simulated acid rain on wheat increases more and more remarkable with the increase of hydrogen ion concentration,which is correlated with disposal times and doses”

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