Heavy metal availability in pelargonium hortorum rhizosphere interactions, uptake and plant accumulation

The rhizosphere is a key area for the plant metal uptake. We studied heavy metal availability in the rhizosphere and the bulk soil, the interactions between metal ions, and their effects on heavy metal uptake and accumulation by Pelargonium hortorums [geranium]. A pot experiment with plants of geran...

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Autor principal: Orroño, Daniela Inés
Otros Autores: Schindler, Valeria, Lavado, Raúl Silvio
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