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Absorption and Accumulation Characteristics of Greenbelt Plant Community to Heavy Metal in Kunming Built-up Area(PDF)

《北方园艺》[ISSN:1001-0009/CN:23-1247/S]

Issue:
2012年08期
Page:
91-93
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Title:
Absorption and Accumulation Characteristics of Greenbelt Plant Community to Heavy Metal in Kunming Built-up Area
Author(s):
FENG Xi-ting; LIAO Zhou-yu; LUO Fei; ZHAO Wei
College of Environmental Science and Engineering，Southwest Forestry University，Kunming，Yunnan 650224
Keywords:
Kunming built-up area; greenbelt plant community; heavy metal; absorption and accumulation characteristics
PACS:
S 731.2
DOI:
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Abstract:
On researching the typical greenbelts in Kunming built-up area，the greenbelt plant community characteristics were surveyed and analysed，and the absorption and accumulation capabilities and features of the greenbelt plant community to heavy metal including Cu，Pb and Zn were comparative researched.The results showed that the absorption and accumulation capabilities of the greenbelt plant community to heavy metal was more closely related to their species constitution and allocation situation.Therefore,in the process of governing urban soil’s heavy metal pollution through greenbelt，the key points were species selection and allocation for the construction of greenbelt.

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