Gaseous Exchange in Plants (4)

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Gaseous Exchange in Plants (4)

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Effects of haze and dust on the survival of plants (2)

Other than reducing sunlight from reaching the plants and reducing the rate of photosynthesis, haze and dust that settle on stomata prevent gaseous exchange between plants and their surroundings

Effects of acidic gases in the air on the survival of plants (1)

Air pollutant gases which are acidic such as sulphur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide dissolve in rainwater to produce acid rain

Effects of acidic gases in the air on the survival of plants (3)

Acid rain kills plant cells and causes soil to be acidic and less fertile

Effects of acidic gases in the air on the survival of plants (3)

Most plants cannot live in highly acidic soil

Effects of acidic gases in the air on the survival of plants (4)

Acid rain will reduce agricultural produceand cause food shortage

The preventive measures against the effects of pollution on plants in the local and global context (1)

Ban open burning in Indonesia and Malaysia

The preventive measures against the effects of pollution on plants in the local and global context (2)

Limit the number of motor vehicles on the road in Beijing, China

The preventive measures against the effects of pollution on plants in the local and global context (3)

Encourage the use of alternative energy such as solar energy

Parts of a mangrove plant where gaseous exchange occurs (1)

Leaves

Parts of a mangrove plant where gaseous exchange occurs (2)

Rod (lenticel)

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