Differential responses of C3 and CAM native Brazilian plant species to a SO2- and SPMFe-contaminated Restinga
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Resumo: | Aiming to evaluate responses in terms of growth rates, physiological parameters, and degree of sensitivity to SO2 and SPMFe in Eugenia uniflora L. (Myrtaceae, a C3 species) and Clusia hilariana Schlecht (Clusiaceae, a CAM species); saplings were exposed to emissions from a pelletizing factory for 7 months. The species were distributed along a transect (200, 500, 800, 1400, and 1700 m away from the emission source), and analyses were performed after 71, 118, and 211 days of exposure to the pollutants. E. uniflora received higher superficial deposition of particulate iron. The highest total iron foliar contents were observed 200 m away from the emission source in both plant species, while the highest total sulfur foliar contents were observed 200 m away in C. hilariana and 800 m away in E. uniflora. E. uniflora presented decreased values of height growth rate, number of necrotic leaves, chlorophyll analysis (SPAD index) and transpiration, in relation to the distances from the emission source. C. hilariana showed decreased values of height growth rate, number of leaves, number of necrotic leaves, total ionic permeability, stomatal conductance, transpiration, net CO2 assimilation, and total dry matter, in relation to distances from the emission source. In relation to the days of exposure, both species presented increased number of necrotic leaves and foliar phytotoxicity index, and decreased values in the chlorophyll analysis. The two native plant species, both of which occur in the Brazilian Restinga, showed damage when exposed to emissions from an iron ore pelletizing factory. C. hilariana was considered the most sensitive species due to the decreased values in a higher number of variables after exposition. |
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Silva, Luzimar Campos daAraújo, Talita Oliveira deMartinez, Carlos AlbertoLobo, Francisco de AlmeidaAzevedo, Aristéa AlvesOliva, Marco Antonio2018-06-04T12:09:14Z2018-06-04T12:09:14Z2015-05-0916147499https://doi.org/10.1007/s11356-015-4391-0http://www.locus.ufv.br/handle/123456789/19904Aiming to evaluate responses in terms of growth rates, physiological parameters, and degree of sensitivity to SO2 and SPMFe in Eugenia uniflora L. (Myrtaceae, a C3 species) and Clusia hilariana Schlecht (Clusiaceae, a CAM species); saplings were exposed to emissions from a pelletizing factory for 7 months. The species were distributed along a transect (200, 500, 800, 1400, and 1700 m away from the emission source), and analyses were performed after 71, 118, and 211 days of exposure to the pollutants. E. uniflora received higher superficial deposition of particulate iron. The highest total iron foliar contents were observed 200 m away from the emission source in both plant species, while the highest total sulfur foliar contents were observed 200 m away in C. hilariana and 800 m away in E. uniflora. E. uniflora presented decreased values of height growth rate, number of necrotic leaves, chlorophyll analysis (SPAD index) and transpiration, in relation to the distances from the emission source. C. hilariana showed decreased values of height growth rate, number of leaves, number of necrotic leaves, total ionic permeability, stomatal conductance, transpiration, net CO2 assimilation, and total dry matter, in relation to distances from the emission source. In relation to the days of exposure, both species presented increased number of necrotic leaves and foliar phytotoxicity index, and decreased values in the chlorophyll analysis. The two native plant species, both of which occur in the Brazilian Restinga, showed damage when exposed to emissions from an iron ore pelletizing factory. 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Differential responses of C3 and CAM native Brazilian plant species to a SO2- and SPMFe-contaminated Restinga |
title |
Differential responses of C3 and CAM native Brazilian plant species to a SO2- and SPMFe-contaminated Restinga |
spellingShingle |
Differential responses of C3 and CAM native Brazilian plant species to a SO2- and SPMFe-contaminated Restinga Silva, Luzimar Campos da Eugenia uniflora Clusia hilariana Native plants Pollution Sensitive species Symptomatology |
title_short |
Differential responses of C3 and CAM native Brazilian plant species to a SO2- and SPMFe-contaminated Restinga |
title_full |
Differential responses of C3 and CAM native Brazilian plant species to a SO2- and SPMFe-contaminated Restinga |
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Differential responses of C3 and CAM native Brazilian plant species to a SO2- and SPMFe-contaminated Restinga |
title_full_unstemmed |
Differential responses of C3 and CAM native Brazilian plant species to a SO2- and SPMFe-contaminated Restinga |
title_sort |
Differential responses of C3 and CAM native Brazilian plant species to a SO2- and SPMFe-contaminated Restinga |
author |
Silva, Luzimar Campos da |
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Silva, Luzimar Campos da Araújo, Talita Oliveira de Martinez, Carlos Alberto Lobo, Francisco de Almeida Azevedo, Aristéa Alves Oliva, Marco Antonio |
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Araújo, Talita Oliveira de Martinez, Carlos Alberto Lobo, Francisco de Almeida Azevedo, Aristéa Alves Oliva, Marco Antonio |
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Silva, Luzimar Campos da Araújo, Talita Oliveira de Martinez, Carlos Alberto Lobo, Francisco de Almeida Azevedo, Aristéa Alves Oliva, Marco Antonio |
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Eugenia uniflora Clusia hilariana Native plants Pollution Sensitive species Symptomatology |
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Eugenia uniflora Clusia hilariana Native plants Pollution Sensitive species Symptomatology |
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Aiming to evaluate responses in terms of growth rates, physiological parameters, and degree of sensitivity to SO2 and SPMFe in Eugenia uniflora L. (Myrtaceae, a C3 species) and Clusia hilariana Schlecht (Clusiaceae, a CAM species); saplings were exposed to emissions from a pelletizing factory for 7 months. The species were distributed along a transect (200, 500, 800, 1400, and 1700 m away from the emission source), and analyses were performed after 71, 118, and 211 days of exposure to the pollutants. E. uniflora received higher superficial deposition of particulate iron. The highest total iron foliar contents were observed 200 m away from the emission source in both plant species, while the highest total sulfur foliar contents were observed 200 m away in C. hilariana and 800 m away in E. uniflora. E. uniflora presented decreased values of height growth rate, number of necrotic leaves, chlorophyll analysis (SPAD index) and transpiration, in relation to the distances from the emission source. C. hilariana showed decreased values of height growth rate, number of leaves, number of necrotic leaves, total ionic permeability, stomatal conductance, transpiration, net CO2 assimilation, and total dry matter, in relation to distances from the emission source. In relation to the days of exposure, both species presented increased number of necrotic leaves and foliar phytotoxicity index, and decreased values in the chlorophyll analysis. The two native plant species, both of which occur in the Brazilian Restinga, showed damage when exposed to emissions from an iron ore pelletizing factory. C. hilariana was considered the most sensitive species due to the decreased values in a higher number of variables after exposition. |
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