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SUMMARY: The effect of various types of environmental stress factors on
forest trees is most often manifested through the reduced absorption of mineral
nutriments. This results in lowered efficiency of photosynthetic pigments
on the leaf’s cellular level and production of insufficient amounts of carbohydrates
necessary for normal vegetative growth. Due to sudden increase in
concentration of carotenoids in relation to chlorophyll, which is susceptible to
a sudden destruction under the effect of stress factors, a change takes place in
the relative amounts of chlorophyll and carotenoids. Because of this, the lea