Claim · model-written summary
Surfactants detrimentally affected copper uptake, biomass yield and translocation in Indian mustard.
- Taxon
- BRASSICA JUNCEA
Brassica junceat0 - Treatment
- biosurfactants and synthetic surfactantse0
- Outcome
- copper uptake, biomass yield, and the translocation of copper from roots to shootse0
- Direction
- detrimental effectse0
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Verbatim
e0“biosurfactants and synthetic surfactants indicated detrimental effects on copper uptake, biomass yield, and the translocation of copper from roots to shoots in both plant species”
t0“BRASSICA JUNCEA”
Title
AMENDMENTS FOR ENHANCING COPPER UPTAKE BYBRASSICA JUNCEAANDLOLIUM PERENNEFROM SOLUTION
A. Johnson; B. Gunawardana; N. Singhal International Journal of Phytoremediation 2008. doi:10.1080/15226510802429633
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- Intervention effect EDTA enhanced copper uptake and shoot translocation in Indian mustard, reaching 1230 μg-Cu/g-dry weight versus 90 unamended.
- Intervention effect EDTA enhanced copper uptake and shoot translocation in ryegrass, reaching 1360 μg-Cu/g-dry weight versus 220 unamended.
- Intervention effect EDTA caused toxicity symptoms and drastically decreased biomass yield in Indian mustard.
- Intervention effect EDTA caused toxicity symptoms and drastically decreased biomass yield in ryegrass.
- Intervention effect EDDS at 300 mg/L improved copper translocation in Indian mustard.
- Intervention effect EDDS at 300 mg/L improved copper translocation in ryegrass.
- Intervention effect NTA benefited root and shoot growth and increased copper translocation in Indian mustard.
- Intervention effect NTA increased copper translocation to shoot tissue in ryegrass.
- Intervention effect Surfactants detrimentally affected copper uptake, biomass yield and translocation in ryegrass.