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Atmospheric changes from the burning of fossil fuels that affect plant life are Increases in ozone levels slow plant growth and acid rain removes nutrients from the soil.
How does acid rain affect plants?
Acidic water that touches plants can erode epidermal tissue, especially in the chloroplasts of leaves so that the photosynthetic ability of plants is reduced. This erosion of epidermal tissue makes plants more susceptible to drought and is also attacked by various kinds of pests and diseases and insects
Excessive UV-B radiation can inhibit plant metabolism so that growth grows slower and becomes stunted. The impact of exposure to UV-B rays in aquatic ecosystems hurts the distribution of phytoplankton which forms the basis of the food chain in the waters.
Burning fossil fuels releases various air pollutants such as toxic gases and particulate molecules.
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