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DTPA-extractable soil Cd increased significantly with Cd addition.
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e0“The DTPA-extractable Cd and Pb were significantly and positively related to the addition of Cd and Pb respectively.”
Title
Effects of Cadmium and Lead on Growth, Yield, and Metal Accumulation in Cabbage
Christos Paschalidis; Victor Kavvadias; Sotiria Dimitrakopoulou; et al. Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis 2013. doi:10.1080/00103624.2013.745373
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- Intervention effect DTPA-extractable soil Pb increased significantly with Pb addition.
- Intervention effect Cabbage Cd accumulation increased with soil Cd rates.
- Intervention effect Only the greatest Pb dose significantly increased cabbage Pb accumulation relative to control.
- Observation The largest Pb proportion accumulated in cabbage roots.
- Observation The largest Cd proportion accumulated in cabbage roots.
- Intervention effect Cd application produced neither growth disturbance nor phytotoxicity symptoms in cabbage.
- Intervention effect Pb application produced neither growth disturbance nor phytotoxicity symptoms in cabbage.
- Intervention effect At 5 mg Cd kg−1 cabbage leaf and root fresh weights increased significantly relative to control.
- Intervention effect At 10 mg Pb kg−1 cabbage leaf and root fresh weights increased significantly relative to control.
- Intervention effect Further Cd additions had positive but nonsignificant biomass effects except for root weight.
- Intervention effect Further Pb additions had positive but nonsignificant biomass effects except for root weight.