Answer to Question #114006 in Regional geography for Isaacmkisi

Question

List 5 environmental implications of acid rain adversely affecting vegetation.

Answer 1

1. Threes are dying because of acid rains.
2. Aluminum leaching from the soil, which is dangerous to plants.
3. Removing minerals from the soil, which is critical for trees and plants growth.
4. Acid rains remove nutrients from tree foliage causing it to become sensitive to temperature changes and vulnerable to insects.
5. Acid rains may destroy fruits, berries, and vegetables.