Boguslaw Molski 
,
Andrzej Bytnerowicz,
Wojciech Dmuchowski
Content of sulphur and fluorine compounds in Scots pine needles as an indicator of air pollution in Poland.
Molski B., Bytnerowicz A., Dmuchowski W. (1981). Content of sulphur and fluorine compounds in Scots pine needles as an indicator of air pollution in Poland. Silva Fennica vol. 15 no. 4 article id 5139. https://doi.org/10.14214/sf.a15366
Abstract
Our preliminary findings indicate that the content of total sulphur and soluble fluorides in needles of the Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) reflects the degree of air pollution with sulphur and fluorine compounds. A project for a map of air pollution in Poland, based on chemical analysis of Scots pine needles, is presented. Results of the total sulphur and soluble fluoride content in 2-year old needles from 15- to 25-year-old trees should yield a picture of air pollution with sulphur and fluorine compounds. The first stage will involve the preparation of a map of the area between the Warsaw and Plock agglomerations. This area will be divided into 10 squares with side dimension of 25 km each. Samples will be taken at 5 different sites in each square and also approximately every 5 km along a straight line between these towns.
Keywords
Pinus sylvestris;
needles;
Scots pine;
inventory;
Poland;
air pollution;
sulphur;
soluble fluorides;
Warsaw;
Plock;
chemical analysis
Published in 1981
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