Claim · model-written summary
Intensive calcium or iron elevated iron content of nickel-treated maize shoots.
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e0“in shoots of Ni-treated maize plants intensively supplied with Ca or Fe”
e1“significantly elevated Fe content”
Title
Renata Matraszek; Barbara Hawrylak-Nowak Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health 2010. doi:10.1080/15287394.2010.492015
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Intervention effect Intensive calcium or iron increased maize shoot biomass under nickel stress.
- Intervention effect Intensive calcium or iron increased maize root biomass under nickel stress.
- Intervention effect Intensive calcium or iron lowered nickel content in spinach aboveground parts.
- Intervention effect Intensive calcium or iron lowered nickel content in maize aboveground parts.
- Intervention effect Intensive calcium decreased root nickel in maize at 60 mg Ni/kg.
- Intervention effect Intensive iron elevated iron content of spinach under 60 mg Ni/kg.
- Intervention effect High calcium or iron raised free and bound calcium in nickel-stressed spinach shoots.
- Intervention effect High calcium or iron raised free and bound calcium in spinach roots at 60 mg Ni.
- Intervention effect Intensive iron or calcium generally did not change free calcium in nickel-treated maize organs.
- Intervention effect Intensive iron or calcium elevated bound calcium in nickel-treated maize roots.
- Intervention effect Intensive calcium increased bound calcium in maize leaves.