Air pollution tolerance and metal accumulation potential of some plant species growing in educational institutions of Amritsar, India
Poor air quality in urban areas increases the exposure of individuals to air pollutants. Hence, it becomes mandatory to grow such plant species that have more potential to tolerate air pollution and can aid in its mitigation. Air pollution tolerance index (APTI) and anticipated performance index (AP...
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| description | Poor air quality in urban areas increases the exposure of individuals to air pollutants. Hence, it becomes mandatory to grow such plant species that have more potential to tolerate air pollution and can aid in its mitigation. Air pollution tolerance index (APTI) and anticipated performance index (API) are two indices that help in scientific evaluation of plant species before recommending them for plantation. In this study, six plant species from three educational institutions of Amritsar city were screened for their tolerance and performance against air pollution as well as for their capability to act as accumulators of nine metals viz., aluminium (Al), chromium (Cr), cobalt (Co), copper (Cu), iron (Fe), manganese (Mn), nickel (Ni), lead (Pb) and zinc (Zn). On the basis of APTI,
Cassia fistula
(
C. fistula
) was categorized as a tolerant species while
Alstonia scholaris
(
A. scholaris
),
Cascabela thevetia
(
C. thevetia
),
Monoon longifolium
(
M. longifolium
),
Pongamia pinnata
(
P. pinnata
) and
Syzygium cumini
(
S. cumini
) were categorized as intermediately tolerant plant species. API results suggested that
A. scholaris
,
C. fistula
,
M. longifolium
,
P. pinnata
and
S. cumini
should be planted for air pollution mitigation. Geo-accumulation Index (Igeo) results showed that soil samples were moderately contaminated with three (Pb, Cu and Zn) metals. Bioaccumulation factor (BAF), for all metals among six plant species, was found to be less than one implying that these plants were absorbers of metals. Metal Accumulation Index (MAI) indicated that
C. thevetia
,
C. fistula
and
P. pinnata
exhibited relatively higher potential for metal accumulation. |
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Cassia fistula
(
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Alstonia scholaris
(
A. scholaris
),
Cascabela thevetia
(
C. thevetia
),
Monoon longifolium
(
M. longifolium
),
Pongamia pinnata
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Syzygium cumini
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,
C. fistula
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M. longifolium
,
P. pinnata
and
S. cumini
should be planted for air pollution mitigation. Geo-accumulation Index (Igeo) results showed that soil samples were moderately contaminated with three (Pb, Cu and Zn) metals. Bioaccumulation factor (BAF), for all metals among six plant species, was found to be less than one implying that these plants were absorbers of metals. Metal Accumulation Index (MAI) indicated that
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C. fistula
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Cassia fistula
(
C. fistula
) was categorized as a tolerant species while
Alstonia scholaris
(
A. scholaris
),
Cascabela thevetia
(
C. thevetia
),
Monoon longifolium
(
M. longifolium
),
Pongamia pinnata
(
P. pinnata
) and
Syzygium cumini
(
S. cumini
) were categorized as intermediately tolerant plant species. API results suggested that
A. scholaris
,
C. fistula
,
M. longifolium
,
P. pinnata
and
S. cumini
should be planted for air pollution mitigation. Geo-accumulation Index (Igeo) results showed that soil samples were moderately contaminated with three (Pb, Cu and Zn) metals. Bioaccumulation factor (BAF), for all metals among six plant species, was found to be less than one implying that these plants were absorbers of metals. Metal Accumulation Index (MAI) indicated that
C. thevetia
,
C. fistula
and
P. pinnata
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