Abstract
The subject of air pollution and its effects on lichens is addressed. Attention is focused on the effects of sulfur dioxide on Parmelia physodes in a heavily forested area surrounding an iron ore smelter at Biersdorf (Siegerland). The sulfur dioxide content of the air was determined in an intermittent manner at varying distances from the smelter. Depending upon the amount of sulfur dioxide, varying degrees of damage to the lichens were noted. At locations with the highest average concentrations, the lichens died.
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Schonbeck, H.
Influence of air pollutants (SO/sub 2/) upon transplanted lichen.
Germany: N. p.,
1968.
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Schonbeck, H.
Influence of air pollutants (SO/sub 2/) upon transplanted lichen.
Germany.
Schonbeck, H.
1968.
"Influence of air pollutants (SO/sub 2/) upon transplanted lichen."
Germany.
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title = {Influence of air pollutants (SO/sub 2/) upon transplanted lichen}
author = {Schonbeck, H}
abstractNote = {The subject of air pollution and its effects on lichens is addressed. Attention is focused on the effects of sulfur dioxide on Parmelia physodes in a heavily forested area surrounding an iron ore smelter at Biersdorf (Siegerland). The sulfur dioxide content of the air was determined in an intermittent manner at varying distances from the smelter. Depending upon the amount of sulfur dioxide, varying degrees of damage to the lichens were noted. At locations with the highest average concentrations, the lichens died.}
journal = []
volume = {55:9}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Germany}
year = {1968}
month = {Jan}
}
title = {Influence of air pollutants (SO/sub 2/) upon transplanted lichen}
author = {Schonbeck, H}
abstractNote = {The subject of air pollution and its effects on lichens is addressed. Attention is focused on the effects of sulfur dioxide on Parmelia physodes in a heavily forested area surrounding an iron ore smelter at Biersdorf (Siegerland). The sulfur dioxide content of the air was determined in an intermittent manner at varying distances from the smelter. Depending upon the amount of sulfur dioxide, varying degrees of damage to the lichens were noted. At locations with the highest average concentrations, the lichens died.}
journal = []
volume = {55:9}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Germany}
year = {1968}
month = {Jan}
}