Acid rain, characterised by wet or dry deposition with pH values below 5.6, exerts profound effects on plant physiological processes. Foliar exposure to acidic precipitation damages cuticular layers ...
Acid rain, resulting from atmospheric deposition of sulphuric and nitric acids, profoundly alters soil chemistry and exerts cascading effects on microbial consortia and broader ecosystem processes.
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