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Soil nitrate content was positively correlated with shoot cadmium accumulation.
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e0“soil nitrate content, which was positively correlated with higher shoot Cd accumulation”
t0“sweet sorghum”
Title
Jiawen Wu; Minmin Zhao; Xiaoxaio Li; et al. Industrial Crops and Products 2025. doi:10.1016/j.indcrop.2025.122509
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Intervention effect Seedling-stage nitrate application was more effective for cadmium phytoremediation than application at later stages.
- Intervention effect Early nitrate topdressing increased internode fresh weight.
- Intervention effect Early nitrate topdressing increased shoot cadmium accumulation.
- Intervention effect Early topdressing gave the highest theoretical bioethanol production.
- Association Soil nitrate content and shoot cadmium accumulation were key drivers of rhizosphere microbial community and function.
- Intervention effect Seedling-stage nitrate topdressing depressed rhizosphere nitrogen fixation.
- Intervention effect Seedling-stage nitrate topdressing depressed denitrification.
- Intervention effect Seedling-stage nitrate topdressing enhanced the ammonia cycle.
- Mechanism The microbial functional shift increased soil nitrate content.
- Association Rhizosphere metal resistance genes znuC s were positively correlated with shoot cadmium accumulation.
- Association Rhizosphere nitrogen cycle genes nifK / H and narG / H / I were negatively correlated with shoot cadmium accumulation.