The role of stomata and its importance in resistance of Acasia synophyla trees to gas air pollutants
published by Tishreen University
in 2017
in Life Science
and research's language is
العربية
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Abstract in English
The present research was conducted to study the resistance of Acasia tree which were
near to Banias- Jableh freeway. This study was performed by study the stomata and its
distribution on the upper and down leaf surfaces.
Also, a concentration of chlorophyll and a severity of photosynthesis, then compared
the results between the polluted region with the control one.
Results showed that a number of stomata decreased in polluted region compared to
the control one, where this reduction play a role in reduce the injury resulting from gas air
pollutants, and this reflexes on the severity of photosynthesis and the chlorophyll.
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