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The present communication deals with the pollution resistant plants reported from Nimar eco-region of Madhya Pradesh state. In all 49 plant species (39 dicot and 10 monocot ) belonging to 45 genera ( 36 dicot and 9 monocot ) and 27 families 22 dicot and 5 monocot) are reported from angiosperm while 1 species from Pteridophyta and 2 species from Gymnosperm are reported, which are found to be pollution tolerant in this area.
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Nagdeve, D.A. 2002. Population, Environmental pollution and its influence on health in India, Environmental education and sustainaible development in the new millennium, (eds.) DeshBandhu and ReenaAhuja, pub. Indian Environmental Society, p. 337-357.
Tripathi, A., Tiwari, P.B. and MahimaSingh,D. 2009. Assessment of air pollution tolerance index of some trees in Moradabad city, India.,J.Environ Biol., Jul.30(4):545-50.
Khanna, D.R., Chopra, A.K. and Prasad,G. 2005. Aquatic Biodiversity in India: The Present Scenario, Pub. Daya Publishing House, p.369.
Vashishta P.C. and Gill, P.S.1998.Plant Ecology and Applied Ecology, Vishal Publications, p.412.