Claim · model-written summary
Clinopodium alpinum was identified as a new thallium hyperaccumulator.
- Taxon
- Clinopodium alpinum
Clinopodium alpinume0 - Outcome
- new thallium hyperaccumulating plant speciese0
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Verbatim
e0“discovery of several new thallium hyperaccumulating plant species, such as Clinopodium alpinum , Anthyllis vulneraria and Linum hirsutum”
Title
Ksenija Jakovljević; Katerina Bačeva Andonovska; Mirko Salinitro; et al. Plant and Soil 2025. doi:10.1007/s11104-025-07252-6
Other claims from this paper (12)
- Observation Silene latifolia had extreme foliar thallium concentration of 79,200 µg g −1.
- Observation Arsenic concentrations were generally low in most surveyed plants.
- Observation Thallium hyperaccumulation was found in Violaceae.
- Observation Thallium hyperaccumulation was found in Lamiaceae.
- Observation Thallium hyperaccumulation was found in Caryophyllaceae.
- Observation Viola arsenica reached 31,600 μg g −1 foliar thallium.
- Observation V. tricolor subsp. macedonica reached 11,700 μg g −1 foliar thallium.
- Observation Crven Dol plants had the highest mean thallium concentration, 249 μg g −1.
- Observation Crven Dol plants had the highest mean arsenic concentration, 3970 μg g −1.
- Observation Anthyllis vulneraria was identified as a new thallium hyperaccumulator.
- Observation Linum hirsutum was identified as a new thallium hyperaccumulator.
- Observation Silene latifolia thallium concentration was the highest recorded in nature.