Effects of soil chemistry on the response of potted Sitka spruce to acid mist in open-top chambers
Abstract Bare rooted Sitka spruce seedlings were grown in an agricultural loam, acid brown forest and a peaty forest soil in open-top chambers. Visible injury (brown lesions and necrosis) was observed after 3 weeks of treatment with pH 2.5 mist applied 4 times a week in all 3 soil types. The overall...
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