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when using lichens as indicator species for SO2 what should the parameters be?

pinkacid

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9 years ago

when using lichens as indicator species for SO2 what should the parameters be?

so far i have SO2 µmg, distance from the pollution source (power plant in this example) and number of lichen species

what else would other test parameters would i use along with number of lichen species? (relating to water pollution, air or substrate pollution)

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bio_man

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9 years ago

Hello pinkacid,

Could you kindly given us an update on what you ended up answering for this question?

pinkacid Author

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Quote from: bio_man (9 years ago)

Hello pinkacid,

Could you kindly given us an update on what you ended up answering for this question?

hey bio i ended up answering acid rain concentrations in tree bark an soil (as this also affects lichens and can skew results and observations)

bio_man

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9 years ago

Thanks, pinkacid.

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