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From the greenery of Golapbag campus of Burdwan University as many as 10 non-ligneous species were selected for determining their Air Pollution Tolerance Index (APTI). While determining the APTI values, chlorophyll content was found to range from 0.007 mg/g (Desmodium gangeticum) to 0.843 mg/g (Boerhavia repens), relative water content from 69.82% (Boerhavia repens) to 92.4% (Elephantopus scaber); ascorbic acid from 42.105 ppm (Elephantopus scaber) to 71.05 ppm (Antigonon leptopus) and leaf pH from 3.53 (Vitis reticulatus) to 8.16 (Ruelia tuberosa). APTI values ranged from 32.66 (Vitis reticulatus) to 61.20 (Antigonon leptopus), thus indicating all selected species to be highly tolerant to air pollution, hence suitable for greening parks and gardens in polluted areas.

Assessment of Air pollution Tolerance Index of some selected plants of Golapbag Campus of Burdwan University, Burdwan in West Bengal