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KMID : 0903619970380060761
Journal of the Korean Society for Horticultural Science
1997 Volume.38 No. 6 p.761 ~ p.765
Iujury Symytos and Air Purification Ability of Foliage Plants exposed to SO2 and NO2




Abstract
We have investigated the effects of SO©ü and NO©ü on visible injury, stomatal opening and the activity of photosynthesis in 10 foliage plants. And also in order to determine the air purification ability of plants, the accumulation of water soluble sulfur in leaves and the NO©ü fixation rate were examined. The degrees of injury by SO©ü and NO©ü can be. divided into three types; Monstera deliciosa belongs to sensitive species, Ficus benzamina and Scindapsus aureus to middle species and Rhapis excelsa to tolerance species. The threshold concentration showing visible injury was more than 0.4 ppm SO©ü and 1.0 ppm NO©ü in sensitive plants. In addition, degrees of damage to plants caused by NO©ü were lower than those by SO©ü. The diffusion resistance of 3 foliage plants increased by increasing SO©ü concentration, but it did not showed any difference in NOz fumigation. The photosynthetic activity tended to decrease by increasing SOz and NO©ü concentration, but it increased at concentration of 0.5 ppm NO©ü. These facts showed that low concentration of NO©ü acted as nutrition source to plants, and NO2 is easier than SO©ü to be absorbed by foliage plants. Gas absorption rate of 4 foliage plants increased in optimal concentration which didn¢¥t show physiological injury : since accumulation of sulfur contents has increased in SO©ü treatment leaves and also 3-4.5 §·¡¤m^(-2)¡¤h^(-1) in NO©ü, it can be used to purify indoor air. On the other hand, we found that tolerance species such as Rhapis excelsa is working more effectively in heavy polluted indoor than sensitive species.
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