What does acid rain do to trees? The impact of acid rain on trees ranges from minimal to severe, depending on the region of the country and on intensity and type of air pollutant. Acid rain, acid fog and acid vapour damage the surfaces of leaves and needles, reduce a tree’s ability to withstand cold, and inhibit plant germination and reproduction. Consequently, tree vitality and regenerative capability are reduced. How else does acid rain …showed first 75 words of 1663 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1663 total…RAIN ALSO EFFECTS THE NUTRIENTS IN THE SOIL. - THAT CAUSES PLANTS TO GROW DIFFERENT THEN A NORMAL HEALTHY PLANTS. - WHEN THERE IS TOO MUCH ACID IN THE RAIN THE ACID BECOMES DESTRUCTIVE AND TAKES MUCH NEEDED NUTRIENTS OUT OF THE SOIL AND BREAKS THE CYCLE OF NUTRIENTS. - IT ALSO RELEASES POISONIS METALS WHICH CAN DAMAGE, DECREASE GROWTH, OR EVEN KILL VEGETATION. - SO FOR MY PROJECT …… READ PROCEDURE, METERAILS, HYPOTHISIS, JOURNEL, CONCLUSION