Biomonitoring of Air Pollution by Trace Elements Using Italian Ryegrass (Lolium multiflorum L. 'Lema')
作者： D. Kayzer , D. Baralkiewicz , K. Borowiak , A. Hanc , A. Budka
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摘要: Results of investigations and assessment air pollution by cadmium, lead, arsenic using Italian ryegrass are presented in this paper. The experiment was carried out the 2011 growing season Poznan city surroundings areas. Lolium multiflorum L. ‘Lema’ exhibits several properties useful for active biomonitoring pollution. Plants were exposed at sites varying environmental characteristics. High cadmium lead concentrations leaves noted plants within area. Canonical variate analysis illustrated variability elements certain exposure series. highest observed first series, while during second Comparison trace element to control site revealed that comparable levels occurred Agro-ecological Landscape Park. This an effect high sites, rural site. lowest level measured located 15 km from a
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