Paper · 2013 · Science Technology and Engineering

Study on Effects of Different Types of Acid Rain on Growth, Physiology and Quality of Pakchoi

Wang Ju

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Abstract

Effects of different types of acid rain(Sulphuric Acid Rain,Nitric Acid Rain and Mixed Acid Rain) of different pH values on pakchoi plant height,fresh weight of aerial part,dry weight of aerial part,chlorophyll,soluble sugar and vitamin C were studied in the experiment.The results show that as the pH of acid rain reducing,there are decline of pakchoi plant height,fresh weight of aerial part and dry weight of aerial part in different degrees.When the pH value is 5.6,the pakchoi growth indicators reach the highest.And the impact of nitric acid rain on pakchoi growth indicators was the most.Effects of the sulphuric acid rain on chlorophyll in pakchoi leaves are the most and the chlorophyll content declines with the pH values of acid rain reduce.The contents of soluble sugar and vitamin C in pakchoi leaves grow with the increased sample days in all experimental.After harvesting,the two indicators reached the highest when the pH value of acid rain is 5.6.When the pH of acid rain is less than 5.6,the two nutritional indicators reduce with pH of acid rain declining.And the impact of nitric acid rain on the two nutritional is the most.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Pakchoi plant height declined as acid rain pH declined.

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pakchoie0
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acid raine0
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plant heighte0
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declinee0

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“as the pH of acid rain reducing,there are decline of pakchoi plant height,fresh weight of aerial part and dry weight of aerial part in different degrees”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Pakchoi aerial fresh weight declined as acid rain pH declined.

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pakchoie0
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acid raine0
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fresh weight of aerial parte0
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declinee0

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“as the pH of acid rain reducing,there are decline of pakchoi plant height,fresh weight of aerial part and dry weight of aerial part in different degrees”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Pakchoi aerial dry weight declined as acid rain pH declined.

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pakchoie0
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acid raine0
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dry weight of aerial parte0
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declinee0

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“as the pH of acid rain reducing,there are decline of pakchoi plant height,fresh weight of aerial part and dry weight of aerial part in different degrees”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Pakchoi growth indicators were highest at acid rain pH 5.6.

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pakchoie0
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pH value is 5.6e0
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growth indicatorse0
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“When the pH value is 5.6,the pakchoi growth indicators reach the highest”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Nitric acid rain had the greatest impact on pakchoi growth indicators.

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pakchoie0
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nitric acid raine0
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growth indicatorse0
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“the impact of nitric acid rain on pakchoi growth indicators was the most”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Sulphuric acid rain had the greatest effect on pakchoi leaf chlorophyll, which declined with falling pH.

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pakchoie0
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leavese0
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sulphuric acid raine0
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chlorophyll contente0
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declinese0

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“Effects of the sulphuric acid rain on chlorophyll in pakchoi leaves are the most and the chlorophyll content declines with the pH values of acid rain reduce”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Pakchoi leaf soluble sugar increased with sampling days.

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leavese0
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soluble sugare0
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“The contents of soluble sugar and vitamin C in pakchoi leaves grow with the increased sample days in all experimental”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Pakchoi leaf vitamin C increased with sampling days.

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pakchoie0
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leavese0
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vitamin Ce0
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growe0

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“The contents of soluble sugar and vitamin C in pakchoi leaves grow with the increased sample days in all experimental”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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At harvest, pakchoi leaf soluble sugar and vitamin C were highest at pH 5.6.

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pakchoit0
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pH value of acid rain is 5.6e0
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two indicatorse0
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“After harvesting,the two indicators reached the highest when the pH value of acid rain is 5.6”

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“Pakchoi”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Below pH 5.6, pakchoi nutritional indicators declined with acid rain pH.

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acid raine0
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two nutritional indicatorse0
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reducee0
Qualifier
less than 5.6e0

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“When the pH of acid rain is less than 5.6,the two nutritional indicators reduce with pH of acid rain declining”

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“Pakchoi”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Nitric acid rain had the greatest impact on the two pakchoi nutritional indicators.

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nitric acid raine0
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two nutritionale0
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“the impact of nitric acid rain on the two nutritional is the most”

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“Pakchoi”

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