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• TITLE: Dust Retention Ability of Plants as a Factor Improving Environment Air

  AUTHORS: Tazhimamat Erkebaev, Kursantbek Attokurov, Absamat Sattarov, Minavar Shaimkulova, Nurgazy Orozaliev, Tashbolot Erkebaev, Elida Topchubaeva, Nurgul Kaparova, Zhypargul Abdullaeva

  KEYWORDS: Dust Retention, Leaf Morphological Structure, Rough Leaf Surface, Smooth Leaf Surface, High Dust Retention Capacity, Average Dust Retention, Low Dust Retention Capacity

  JOURNAL NAME: American Journal of Plant Sciences, Vol.12 No.2, February 25, 2021

  ABSTRACT: It is well known that air in industrial cities contains a significant amount of dust particles, smoke, and toxic gases. The increased number of vehicles has a direct impact on air quality resulting in the emission of exhaust gases, and the increase of dust concentration in air. In this article, we are describing the dust retention ability of plants depending on their leaf structure. Plant species were classified into three groups according to their dust-holding capacities. Dust retaining ability of plant species in conditions of high, average and low dust conditions described.