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• W3106937308 abstract "Global urban planning has promoted green infrastructure (GI) such as street trees, shrubs or other greenspace in order to mitigate air pollution. Although considerable attention has been paid to understanding particulate matter (PM) deposition on GI, there has been little focus on identifying which leaf traits might maximise airborne PM removal. This paper examines existing literature to synthesize the state of knowledge on leaf traits most relevant to PM removal. We systematically reviewed measurement studies that evaluated particulate matter accumulated on leaves on street trees, shrubs green roofs, and green walls, for a variety of leaf traits. Our final selection included 62 papers, most from field studies and a handful from wind tunnel studies. The following were variously promoted as useful traits: coniferous needle leaves; small, rough and textured broadleaves; lanceolate and ovate shapes; waxy coatings, and high-density trichomes. Consideration of these leaf traits, many of which are also associated with drought tolerance, may help to maximise PM capture. Although effective leaf traits were identified, there is no strong or consistent evidence to identify which is the most influential leaf trait in capturing PM. The diversity in sampling methods, wide comparison groups and lack of background PM concentration measures in many studies limited our ability to synthesize results. We found that several ancillary factors contribute to variations in the accumulation of PM on leaves, thus cannot recommend that selection of urban planting species be based primarily on leaf traits. Further research into the vegetation structural features and standardization of the method to measure PM on leaves is needed. • Texture, wax or high-density trichomes are considered effective leaf traits for PM capture. • Comparative studies among plant species reveal substantial variation in PM capture. • The most efficient species for PM removal differs among research contexts. • Botanical features and local weather should be part of planning urban plantings. There is some consensus that coniferous needle leaves; small, rough and textured broadleaves; extended oval shapes; waxy coatings and high-density trichomes are traits considered to be effective in retaining particulate matter." @default.
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• W3106937308 date "2021-01-01" @default.
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• W3106937308 title "A systematic review of the leaf traits considered to contribute to removal of airborne particulate matter pollution in urban areas" @default.
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• W3106937308 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.envpol.2020.116104" @default.
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