Abstract:To investigate the changes of plant microstructure under the stress of complex heavy metals, the anatomical stem and leaf structure of five plants: Ricinus communis,Amaranthus spinosus,Bidens plosa,Alternathera Mart Griseb and EupatoriumadenophoraSpreng at slag stacking site and natural habitat was observed by bare hand slicing method,and the leaf thickness,the stomatal length and width,the vein thickness and protruding degree,the length and width of stem epidermis cells,and the thickness of stem cortex were measured.and The results showed that there was no significant difference in stomatal width,vein thickness and protruding degree between the two habitats.Except for amaranth,the stomatal length of the other four plants in the slag field was significantly larger than that of natural plants,and the stomatal length of Phaeodendron angustifolia changed most obviously.Compared with natural plants,the five plants in the slag field adapted to heavy metal environment with relatively thinner stomatal apparatus and thicker stem cortex tissue.The habitat of slag field had little effect on EupatoriumadenophoraSpreng.