Polluting substances in a dust of travellers of parts and in wood vegetation of roadside strips of a city zone

The maintenance of heavy metals, micro- and macroelements in a dust of travelers of parts and Tilia cordata of the cities of Ljuneburg (Germany), Solikamsk and Krasnokamsk (Russia) is investigated. The maintenance of heavy metals in a dust of roads shows regional specificity. Accumulation of metals in foliage of lindens is defined by specific physiological features of a plant. The raised maintenance of lead, zinc, copper, nickel, chrome and other microelements in a dust of travelers of parts is established. The maintenance of dangerous elements in linden leaves essentially below phytotoxic level.