2 years ago

How are plants affected by polluted water?

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borishaifa [10]2 years ago

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Answer:

✨Chemicals in the air create too much oxygen.✨

Explanation:

✨ plant-like algae bloom in polluted waters and create oxygen-depleted dead zones.✨

✨Water pollution that alters a plant’s surrounding pH level, such as acid rain, can harm or kill the plant. Acid rain forms because of atmospheric sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide, which are emitted from natural and human-made sources. These include volcanic activity and burning fossil fuels.✨

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