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Garden plants can absorb and retain atmospheric particles and are important for remediating environmental pollution. As an important biological constituent of urban landscape, herbaceous plants can provide ecosystem service such as particulate matter (PM) retention. However, the evaluation of this ecosystem service for herbaceous plants has been seldom made. The present study compared the PM retention...