STUDIES OF THE EFFECT OF SIMULATED ACID-RAIN ON THE ECOLOGICAL EQUILIBRIUM OF THE SOIL SYSTEM .6. ECOLOGICAL EQUILIBRIUM DISTURBANCES IN THE SOIL EXPOSED TO SIMULATED ACID-RAIN
Z. Fischer, STUDIES OF THE EFFECT OF SIMULATED ACID-RAIN ON THE ECOLOGICAL EQUILIBRIUM OF THE SOIL SYSTEM .6. ECOLOGICAL EQUILIBRIUM DISTURBANCES IN THE SOIL EXPOSED TO SIMULATED ACID-RAIN, Environmental monitoring and assessment, 41(1), 1996, pp. 61-65
This paper aims at evaluating the bioenergetic reactions of the soil e
xposed to the longlasting influence of acid precipitations. The experi
mental data indicate that two phases of the effect of continuing soil
treatment may be distinguished: the first, when the soil pH remains un
changed, but some bioenergetical processes in soil are already affecte
d, and the second, when the soil pH decreases with a continued decreas
e of the intensity of the processes.