(2) Due to the short research time, resulting in less rigorous experimental results, pM2.5 for plant pores is a long-term process, our 30-day study is only a small part of this long process, so due to the small amount of data and less monitoring time, resulting in relatively large data fluctuations, there is no obvious trend or law.<br>(3) In addition to pM2.5, pores are also sensitive to other environmental factors, such as light, moisture, ambient temperature, etc., the pore index data obtained from the specimen museum, in addition to being affected by changes in pM2.5 caused by human activities, other global climate change factors, such as temperature, may also play a role in conjunction with the pM2.5. Similarly, pore indices obtained from fossil plants may be affected by environmental factors other than pM2.5, in particular temperature fluctuations. Therefore, it is important to study the response of pore index to pM2.5 to distinguish between factors that have a greater effect on the change of pM2.5 than the change of pM2.5, especially whether the effect of temperature increase exceeds the effect of pM2.5.<br>(4) In addition, plant selection is also an important factor, some researchers observed 10 kinds of plants, found that different plant pore index response to pM2.5 is not the same, so the choice of plants is also one of the factors we want to explore.<br>Therefore, in the follow-up study, the study will continue and continue to improve to increase the rigour of the experiment, in order to confirm the accuracy and rationality of the results.
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