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The research of heavy metals contents (Pb, Mn, Zn, Ni, Fe) in soil in the  area of the National Park „Fruška gora”, along the highway M21 shows lower  values for manganese, zinc and iron than the maximum allowed quantity  prescribed by law. For nickel and lead it shows higher values than maximum  allowed quantity. The heavy metals contents in leaves of lime tree in 12  analyzed genotypes are far below average values in accordance with ECCE with  all genotypes except genotype 7 for lead and genotypes 7 and 8 for iron. The  results of analysis of variance components show that out of four components  (locality, genotype, locality x genotype and error) only the interaction  between locality and genotype does not contribute to variance. The contents  of Pb, Mn, Fe and Zn in leaves is primarily influenced by genotype while Ni  contents may be considered a consequence of locality. The selection of  genotypes which is able to uptake greater quantities of heavy metals than  other genotypes may serve as a solid basis for phytoextraction of heavy  metals as a technology by which heavy metals, metalloids and radionuclides  are extracted from environment through usage of suitable species and plant  genotypes able to uptake and accumulate the given pollutants in parts of  plant tissue. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije, br. 43007:  Studying climate change and its influence on the environment: Impacts,  adaptation and mitigation

The potential of different lime tree (Tilia spp) genotypes for phytoextraction of heavy metals