Abstract
The study was carried out to examine effect of cadmium spraying on mulberry leaves on the growth and metabolism of mulberry tree.The results obtained were as follow:1. Brown spot were appeared on the leaves as the symptoms of damage and the damage was remarkable with higher concentration of cadmium.2. Higher concentration of Cd inhibited the length and diameter of mulberry branches with a significant difference (P
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Claims 3
Claim · model-written summary
Cadmium spraying produced brown spots on mulberry leaves, with greater damage at higher concentrations.
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e0“Brown spot were appeared on the leaves as the symptoms of damage and the damage was remarkable with higher concentration of cadmium.”
t0“Mulberry Tree”
Claim · model-written summary
Higher cadmium concentration inhibited mulberry branch length.
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e0“Higher concentration of Cd inhibited the length and diameter of mulberry branches with a significant difference”
t0“Mulberry Tree”
Claim · model-written summary
Higher cadmium concentration inhibited mulberry branch diameter.
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e0“Higher concentration of Cd inhibited the length and diameter of mulberry branches with a significant difference”
t0“Mulberry Tree”
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cadmium atom · growth · Morus (mulberry trees)Results agree
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