The highest average concentrations of Cd were determined in fresh vegetables beetroot and celery— and mg/kg respectively and dried—carrots and tomatoes and mg/
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Get PriceIn this review the current knowledge of the effects of Ca at toxic concentrations of Cd in plants was summarized and the focus is to review the effects of Ca on plant growth metal accumulation oxidative stress photosynthesis and Ca dependent signal transduction in plants under Cd stress Fig 1
Get PriceThe ability of plants to absorb cadmium mainly depends on the concentration of soil Cd and plant ability of accumulation and translocation and is also affected by pH Uptake and intracellular compartmentation of cadmium in plant roots Cd taken up by IRT1/2 zinc/iron regulated transporter like protein YSL2/3 yellow stripe like protein
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Get PriceCadmium Cd one of the most toxic heavy metals severely represses plant growth and development Previous studies have demonstrated that engineered nanomaterials can modulate heavy metal toxicity tolerance in plants However the mechanisms of zinc oxide nanoparticle Zn NP mediated Cd tolerance in plants remain largely unclear In this study Zn NPs were sprayed on the leaves of perilla
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