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Gigantea growth was inhibited under stress.
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The Effect of Salinity on Heavy Metal Tolerance in Two Energy Willow Varieties
Kinga Drzewiecka; Zuzanna Kaźmierczak; Magdalena Woźniak; et al. Plants 2025. doi:10.3390/plants14121747
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- Intervention effect S. × smithiana growth improved under combined metal and salinity stress.
- Observation S. × smithiana had elevated relative water content.
- Observation S. × smithiana accumulated more Zn and Cd in shoots.
- Observation Gigantea primarily sequestered metals in roots with reduced translocation.
- Intervention effect Salinity alone negatively affected S. × smithiana.
- Intervention effect Salinity alone negatively affected S. viminalis var. Gigantea.
- Intervention effect Combined salinity and metals mitigated growth reduction in S. × smithiana.
- Observation Zn and Cd showed the highest bioconcentration and mobility.
- Recommendation The authors suggest S. × smithiana for phytoextraction.
- Recommendation The authors suggest S. viminalis var. Gigantea for phytostabilization.