Paper · 1969 · OSTI OAI (U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information)

Plants in cities

Warwick S. Stewart

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Abstract

The kinds and incidence of pollution varies from city to city and often within the same city. Different plants are not equally susceptible to the same pollutant. Some plants are resistant to a specific pollutant or pollutants. It is necessary to select specific plants adaptable to the conditions of each particular city. Present-day planting lists of suitable plants must be brought together for each area across the USA and Canada. It will take local experts to look for and recommend these suitable plants, as no one planting list will serve all city conditions.

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Plants differ in susceptibility to pollutants.

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susceptible to the same pollutante0

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“Different plants are not equally susceptible to the same pollutant”

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