Claim · model-written summary
Growth responses of eight Salix genotypes significantly differed to a mixture of Fe and Mn, from growth inhibition to enhancement.
- Material
- eight genotypese1
- Treatment
- a mixture of Fe and Mne1
- Outcome
- growth responsese1
- Direction
- significantly differede1
- Qualifier
- ranging from growth inhibition to enhancemente1
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Verbatim
e1“The results showed that the growth responses of eight genotypes significantly differed to a mixture of Fe and Mn, ranging from growth inhibition to enhancement”
e2“Willows ( Salix spp.) show promise”
Title
Weidong Yang; Dong Li; Zhidong Li; et al. Groundwater Monitoring & Remediation 2019. doi:10.1111/gwmr.12338
Other claims from this paper (5)
- Association SB7 (Salix babylonica) showed higher Fe and Mn phytofiltration potentials than other genotypes, based on tolerance, tissue metal concentrations and shoot metal contents.
- Association J842 (S. babylonica x Salix alba) showed higher Fe and Mn phytofiltration potentials than other genotypes, based on tolerance, tissue metal concentrations and shoot metal contents.
- Observation Tolerance index analysis indicated wide variation in the responses of willows.
- Observation Tissue-specific analysis revealed genotypic variation in the capacity of willows for translocation and accumulation of Fe and Mn.
- Recommendation SB7 and J842 are candidates for co-phytofiltration of Fe and Mn from groundwater.