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Rosseland BO. Biological effects of acidification on tertiary consumers: fish population responses. Water, Air and Soil Pollution. 1986 ;30:451-460.
Monteith DT, Hildrew AG, Flower RJ, Raven PJ, Beaumont WRB, Collen P, Kreiser AM, Shilland EM, Winterbottom JH. Biological responses to the chemical recovery of acidified fresh waters in the UK. Environmental Pollution. 2005 ;137:83-101.
Sutton MA, Milford C, Nemitz E, Theobald MR, D. F, Schjoerring JK, Mattsson ME, Nielsen KH, Husted S, Erisman JW, et al. Biosphere-atmosphere interactions of ammonia with grasslands: experimental strategy and results from a new European initiative. Plant and Soil . 2001 ;228 (1):131-145.
Rose F, Morris (E)MG, Perring (E)FH. The British Oak. In: Botanical Society of the British Isles.; 1974. pp. 250-273.
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Rombough PJ, Garside ET. Cadmium toxicity and accumulation in eggs and alevins of Atlantic salmon Salmo salar. Canadian Journal of Zoology. 1982 ;(60):2006-2014.
Dupre C, Stevens CJ, Ranke T, Bleeker A, Peppler-Lisbach, C, Gowing DJ, Dise NB, Dorland E, Bobbink R, Diekmann M. Changes in species richness and composition in European acidic grasslands over the past 70 years: the contribution of cumulative atmospheric nitrogen deposition. . Global Change Biology. 2009 ;161(1):344-357.
Dupre C, Stevens CJ, Ranke T, Bleeker A, Peppler-Lisbach C, Gowing DJG, Dise NB, Dorland E, Bobbink R, Diekmann M. Changes in species richness and composition in European acidic grasslands over the past 70 years: the contribution of cumulative atmospheric nitrogen deposition. Global Change Biology. 2010 ;16:344-357.
Ranta P. Changes in urban lichen diversity after a fall in sulphur dioxide levels in the city of Tampere, SW Finland. Annales Botanici Fennici . 2001 ;38(4):295-304.
Jones MLM, Wallace HL, Norris D, Brittain SA, Haria S, Jones RE, Rhind PM, Reynolds BR, Emmett BA. Changes in vegetation and soil characteristics in coastal sand dunes along a gradient of atmospheric nitrogen deposition. Plant Biology. 2004 ;6(5):598-605.
Jones MLM, Wallace HL, Norris D, Brittain SA, Haria S, Jones RE, Rhind PM, Reynolds BR, Emmett BA. Changes in vegetation and soil characteristics in coastal sand dunes along a gradient of atmospheric nitrogen deposition. Plant Biology. 2004 ;6(5):598-605.
Jones MLM, Reynolds B, Stevens PA, Norris DA. Changing nutrient budget of sand dunes: consequences for the nature conservation interest and dune management. 1 .; 2002.
Kasurinen A, Riikonen J, Oksanen E, Vapaavuori E, Holopainen T. Chemical composition and decomposition of silver birch leaf litter produced under elevated CO2 and O3. Plant and Soil. 2006 ;282:261-280.
Grubinger VP, Gutenmann WH, Doss GJ, Rutzke M, Lisk DJ. Chromium in swiss chard grown on soil amended with tannery meal fertilizer. Chemosphere. 1994 ;(28):717-720.
Hill MO, Downing TE, Berry PM, Coppins BJ, Hammond PS, Marquiss M, Roy DB, Telfer MG, Welch D. Climate change and Scotland's Natural Heritage - An environmental audit. Battleby: Scottish Natural Heritage; 1998.
Stevens CJ, Smart SM, Henrys P, Maskell LC, Walker KJ, Preston CD, Crowe A, Rowe E, Gowing DJ, Emmett BA. Collation of evidence of nitrogen impacts on vegetation in relation to UK biodiversity objectives. JNCC; 2011.
Rennenberg H, Kreutzer K, Papen H, Weber P. Consequences of high loads of nitrogen for spruce (Picea abies) and beech (Fagus sylvatica) forests. . New Phytologist. 1998 ;139:71-89.
Rousk J, Brooks PC, Bååth E. Contrasting soil pH effects on fungal and bacterial growth suggest functional redundancy in carbon mineralization. Applied and Environmental Microbiology. 2009 ;75(6):1589-1596.
Mortensen L, BastrubBirk A, RoPoulsen H. Critical levels of O-3 for wood production of European beech (Fagus sylvatica L). . Water, Air and Soil Pollution. 1995 ;85:1349-1354.
Lien L, Raddum GG, Fjellheim A, Henriksen A. A critical limit for acid neutralizing capacity in Norwegian surface waters, based on new analyses of fish and invertebrate responses. Science of the Total Environment . 1996 ;177:173-193.
Raddum G, Skjelkvale BL. Critical limits of acidification to invertebrates in different regions of Europe. Water Air and Soil Pollution. 1995 ;85:475-480.
Curtis C, Allott T, Hall J, Harriman R, Helliwel R, Hughes M, Kernan M, Reynolds B, Ullyett J. Critical loads of sulphur and nitrogen for freshwaters in Great Britain and assessment of deposition reduction requirements with the First-order Acidity Balance (FAB) model. Hydrology And Earth System Sciences. 2000 ;4:125-140.
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Khangarot BS, Ray PK. Daphnia magna as a model to assess heavy metal toxicity: comparative assessment with the mouse system. Acta Hydrochim Hydrobiol. 1987 ;(15):427-432.
Van Den Berg LJ, Dorland E, Vergeer P, Hart MAC, Bobbink R, Roelofs JG. Decline of acid‐sensitive plant species in heathland can be attributed to ammonium toxicity in combination with low pH. New Phytologist. 2005 ;166(2):551-564.
Beebee TJC, Flower RJ, Stevenson AC, Patrick ST, Appleby PG, Fletcher C, Marsh C, Natkanski J, Rippey B, Batterby R. Decline of the natterjack toad Bufo clamita in Britain: Paleoecological, documentary and experimental evidence for breeding site acidification. Biological Conservation. 1990 ;53:1-20.
Redbotorstensson P. The Demographic Consequences of Nitrogen-Fertilization of a Population of Sundew, Drosera-Rotundifolia. Acta Botanica Neerlandica. 1994 ;43(2):175-188.

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