Assessment of Protective Effect of Some Modern Agrochemicals
against Ozone-Induced Stress in Sensitive Clover and Tobacco
Cultivars
Figure 2
Content of photosynthetic pigments in leaves of clover (a) and tobacco (b) sprayed with distilled water (1), solutions of EDU, 150 mg L−1 (2), “Emistym C”, 150 mg L−1 (3), “Agrostymulin” 150 mg L−1 (4), “Quadris”, 300 mg L−1 (5), “Flint”, 300 mg L−1 (6), “Strobi”, 300 mg L−1 (7) on the last day of exposure to ambient ozone in Kyiv. Vertical bars represent standard error. LSD0.05: least significant difference at for *chlorophyll a; **chlorophyll b; ***carotenoids.