Biology, asked by MarvelKid, 5 months ago

Trees are planted along the roadside to reduce pollution from motor vehicles. How do the trees help to reduce pollution?
i)They absorb traffic noise
ii)They take in CO2
iii)They trap dust and soot from the exhaust pipes of vehicles



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Answered by VEDANTJAGTAP
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Answer:

ii) they take in CO2

Explanation:

Trees absorb carbon dioxide , sunlight, and other nutrients for the process of photosynthesis. and releases oxygen in this way trees reduce pollution.

Answered by Unexplained
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Trees are planted along the roadside to reduce pollution from motor vehicles. How do the trees help to reduce pollution ?

  • i )They absorb traffic noise .

  • ii )They take in CO² .

  • iii )They trap dust and soot from the exhaust pipes of vehicles .

Hence , All of these are right !

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  • A properly designed buffer of trees and shrubs can reduce noise by about five to ten decibels — or about 50 percent as perceived by the human ear .

  • Trees absorb odors and pollutant gases ( Carbon dioxide , ammonia, sulfur dioxide and e.t.c ) and filter particulates out of the air by trapping them on their leaves and bark .

  • A new study shows that tree leaves can capture more than 50 % of the particulate matter that’s a major component of air pollution .

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