De-icing salts applied to roads during winter enable safe driving conditions. However, these salts are eventually displaced to roadside areas at which they can negatively impact soil, vegetation, and water resources. This purpose of this study is to determine the relationship between foliar damage ratio (NY = 0-25%, SY = 26-50%, CY = 51-75%) on roadside trees (Ginko biloba) and seasonal impact of de-icing salts on soil and vegetation. Thirty roadside trees were selected at 8 m intervals between the Konkuk and Judeok intersections in Chung-ju city. The results reveal that seasonal soil acidity is relatively alkaline for foliar damage ratio of Ginko biloba was CY compared to NY. Also, electronic conductivity of each seasonal sampling was recorded as high in winter and spring, whereas the opposite trend is observed in summer. Various plants species were identified in abundance under roadside trees within NY roadside sections. These same species were observed in reduced numbers within CY sections. Strong negative correlations were identified between foliar damage ratio on roadside trees and vegetation. This relationship may be a method to use in predicting the accumulation of de-icing salt and visible injuries on roadside trees.

Abstract
 1. 서 론
 2. 연구 방법
  2.1. 연구대상지 및 측정지점
  2.2. 조사분석방법
 3. 결과 및 고찰
  3.1. 계절별 가로변 가로수 하부 토양특성
  3.2. 계절별 하부식생
 4. 결 론
 REFERENCES

• 김재영(건국대학교 대학원 녹색기술융합학과) | Jae-Young Kim (Department of Green Technology Convergence, College of Science Technology, Graduate School of Konkuk University)
• 박주영(한국환경수도연구원) | Ju-Young Park (Korea Environment & Water Works Institute)
• 윤용한(건국대학교 녹색기술융합학과) | Young-Han Yoon (Department of Green Technology Convergence, College of Science Technology, Konkuk University)
• 주진희(건국대학교 대학원 녹색기술융합학과) | Jin-Hee Ju (Department of Green Technology Convergence, College of Science Technology, Graduate School of Konkuk University) Corresponding author