Claim · model-written summary
Neither species had translocation factors sufficient to qualify as a hyperaccumulator.
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Verbatim
e0“Translocation factors for La and Nd were not high enough to consider the plant species as hyperaccumulators”
Title
Arefeh Rezaee; Beverley Hale; Rafael M. Santos; et al. The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering 2018. doi:10.1002/cjce.23152
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Intervention effect Low dose lanthanum had a hormetic effect on Helianthus shoots.
- Intervention effect Low dose neodymium had a hormetic effect on Helianthus roots.
- Intervention effect Neodymium stimulated leaf number in Brassica chinensis.
- Intervention effect Neodymium stimulated chlorophyll content in Brassica chinensis.
- Intervention effect Higher concentrations of lanthanum were toxic to both plants.
- Intervention effect Higher concentrations of neodymium were toxic to both plants.
- Observation Helianthus annuus was more resistant to rare earth elements than Brassica chinensis.
- Observation Lanthanum root and shoot IC50 values were 139–201 mg/kg, below neodymium values.
- Observation Neodymium root and shoot IC50 values were 222–333 mg/kg.