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Global and regional emission inventories of mercury are reviewed with special emphasis on the source regions with potential impact on the Arctic environment. These sources are located mostly in Eurasia and North America and emit almost 1300 t of Hg to the air annually. Combustion of fossil fuels to produce electricity and heat is the major source of Hg. Major portion of the element emissions from this source is in a gaseous phase. A small portion of Hg emissions in Eurasia and North America is deposited in the Arctic region, perhaps 60 to 80 t annually. Additional amounts of Hg in the Arctic air originate from natural sources, although it is very difficult to quantify them. A small decrease of anthropogenic Hg emissions is observed in Europe at present. These emissions are expected to increase again in the near future. 相似文献
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In the present study, the influence of S supply on S concentrations, N2 fixation, available amounts of glucose and adenylates of Vicia faba minor L. were weekly investigated, starting 6 weeks after sowing. Glucose was determined photometrically in shoots, roots and nodules
and in ATP, ADP and AMP by bioluminescence in roots, mitochondria and bacteroids. Sulphur deficiency resulted in significantly
lower S concentrations of shoots, roots and nodules, in a reduced N2 fixation as well as in significantly lower amounts of glucose in shoots and nodules. In roots and bacteroids, S deficiency
resulted in lower ATP concentrations, while the influence of S supply on ADP and AMP was less pronounced. With optimum S supply,
the available amounts of glucose and ATP were strongly influenced by flower formation and seed development.
Dedicated to Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. W. Werner on the occasion of his 75th birthday. 相似文献