高度控制了空气污染的耐受性和工厂中的重金属积累

Pratik Kumar Dash1, Chandan Sahu2,3, Sradhanjali Basti1

  • 1P.G. Department of Environmental Sciences, Sambalpur University, Jyoti Vihar, Sambalpur, India, 768019.

概括

高度显著影响植物对空气污染的耐受性. 较高的海拔降低了相对含水量,空气污染耐受性指数和植物中的重金属积累. 这突出了海拔高度.

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