Abstract:Abstract:Through selecting typical road green space as experimental monitoring points, PM2.5 concentration distribution, subduction and its relationship with meteorological factors were studied under different greenbelt widths of 0, 6, 16, 26 m and 36 m. The results showed that diurnal variation characteristics of PM2.5 concentration in road green spaces was described by the double peak and single valley curve, which were high in morning and night and low in daylight, and the highest values in 20∶00 and the lowest values in 14∶00. The average values of PM2.5concentration in different greenbelt widths of 0, 6, 16, 26 m and 36 m were 46.64, 44.35, 42.91, 40.96 μg·m-3 and 41.97 μg·m-3 respectively, which the lowest concentration occurred in 26 m and the highest in 0 m. Under the weather condition of non pollution or slight pollution (PM2.5<115 μg·m-3), the subduction effect of green spaces on PM2.5 concentration was very obvious and greenbelt width of 26 m had the best subduction effect by 28.0%. Under the weather condition of moderate pollution (PM2.5>115 μg·m-3), however, the subduction effect was limited. The wind speed, air temperature and humidity are all influencing factors on PM2.5 concentration variation. There existed negative correlation between PM2.5 concentration and air temperature, wind speed, and positive correlation between PM2.5 concentration and air humidity.