Combined effect of acute salt and nitrogen stress on the physiology of lichen symbiotic partners.
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ABSTRACT: Nitrogen pollution and excessive salinity are commonly regarded as one of the major environmental concerns in recent decades in many urban environments. Although in urban areas lichens are exposed to both salt and nitrogen stress, no studies have been conducted to date on the simultaneous impact and interaction of these factors on lichen physiology. The aim was to determine the effect of various combinations of NaCl and NH4NO3 doses on the physiology of epigeic lichen Cladonia rei. We also aimed to compare the response of lichens collected from polluted and unpolluted sites to verify whether lichens exposed to different levels of environmental stress in their native environment will react differently. The combined salt-nitrogen treatment caused significant disturbance
SUBMITTER: Chowaniec K
PROVIDER: S-EPMC9995433 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Feb
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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