Schwefeldioxid, Schwefelwasserstoff, nitrose Gase und Ammoniak als ausschließliche S‐ bzw. N‐Quellen der höheren Pflanze

Abstract

Sulphur dioxid, hydrogen sulphate, nitrous gases, and ammonia as sole source of S and N for higher plants Long duration gasing experiments using SO 2 , H 2 S, nitrous gases and NH 3 , showed, that higher plants can use these gases as only source of S or N respectively, without affecting their normal growth during the whole vegetation period. The sulphur and nitrogen of these high oxidized or high reduced gas forms were taken up by the plants and were also translocated to the roots. The assimilation of sulphur, given as SO 2 , was more intensive than that given as H 2 S. The uptake of nitrogen, given as ammonia, was higher than that given as nitrous gases.