Abstract
Abstract 1H-NMR micro-imaging is a technique for measuring mobile proton density and for obtaining cross-sectional pictures of quantitative distribution of water in living tissues. An application comparing healthy and damaged Norway spruce needles of a slightly polluted stand of the Sauerland area, Germany, and a severely polluted stand of the Eggegebirge, Germany, is presented. Damaged needles show a higher proton signal intensity and a different distribution of free water in the needle tissues compared with healthy needles. 1H-NMR microimaging and correlated SEM studies give rise to an integrated interpretation of symptoms caused by air pollution.
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