S. acuminatal/Ig 1 claim

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Claim · model-written summary

Surface soil under Sebertia had more Ni.

Taxon: S. acuminatal/Ige0
Outcome: Nickele0
Direction: highere0
Value: 100e0
Qualifier: 65 µg/ge0

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“Nickel was significantly higher in surface soil under S. acuminatal/Ig trees (100 vs 65 µg/g)”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 899–992

Title

Phytoenrichment of soil Ni content by Sebertia acuminata in New Caledonia and the concept of elemental allelopathy

Robert S. Boyd; Tanguy Jaffré South African Journal of Science 2001

Other claims from this paper (6)

Observation Litter under Sebertia had more Ni than litter under non-hyperaccumulators.
Observation Litter under Sebertia had less Mg.
Observation Surface soil Pb was higher under Sebertia.
Observation Surface soil Cr was lower under Sebertia.
Observation Subsurface soil differed only in Pb, which was higher under Sebertia.
Mechanism Elevated litter and soil Ni may give metal hyperaccumulators an ecological advantage.