Sunday, 2 February 2014

Why are plane trees planted in towns?

They are particularly resistant to pollution. Their bark is unusual, and the longevity of the trees is down to the nature of their composition.
The bark flakes off, and in doing so, sheds pollutants that may interfere with air reaching the trunk.
This is one the reason why the tree has thrived in cities during the periods of serious air pollution. 
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