The fractal dimension delta(g)(1) of turbulent passive scalar signals
is calculated from the fluid dynamical equation delta(g)(1) depends on
the scale. For small Prandtl (or Schmidt) number Pr < 10(-2) one gets
two ranges, delta(g)(1)= 1 for small-scale r and delta(g)(1)= 5/3 for
large r, both as expected. But for large Pr > 1 one gets a third, int
ermediate range in which the signal is extremely wrinkled and has delt
a(g)(1) = 2. In that range the passive scalar structure function D(the
ta)(r) has a plateau. We calculate the Pr-dependence of the crossovers
. The plateau regime can be observed in a numerical solution of the fl
uid dynamical equation, employing a reduced wave vector set approximat
ion introduced by us recently.