Air pollution tolerance index of plants
作者： SK Singh , DN Rao , M Agrawal , J Pandey , D Naryan
DOI: 10.1016/S0301-4797(05)80080-5
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摘要: In order to evaluate the susceptibility level of plants to air pollutants, four parameters, namely ascorbic acid, chlorophyll, relative water content, and leaf-extract pH, were determined and computed together in a formulation signifying the air pollution tolerance index (APTI) of plants. APTI values of 69 plant species, including herbs shrubs and trees, growing in the urban-industrial Lahartara region of Varanasi were estimated. Plants with a high index value were tolerant to air pollutants and vice-versa. On the basis of their indices, different plant …
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