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The Role of Binding to the Root Surface and Electrostatic Attraction in the uptake of Heavy Metal Plants
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Principal Investigator :
Yermiyahu, Uri
;
.
Principal Investigator :
Kinraide, Thomas B.
Partner :
Mingelgrin, Uri
;
.
Vulkan, Raya
;
.
Other researchers :
Rytwo, Giora
Year:
2004
Project number :
IS-3120-99
Link :
The Role of Binding to the Root Surface and Electrostatic Attraction in the uptake of Heavy Metal Plants
Research Foundation:
BARD
Domain :
Plant and Soil
;
.
The findings in this report are experimental results and do not in any way constitute recommendations
Access to full text is only for authorized persons
Notes:
Editors' remarks:
Biogeochemistry
cadmium
cell wall
copper
Heavy metals
Plants
Plasma membrane
rhizosphere
roots
soil
trace elements
Zinc
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Last updated date:
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The Role of Binding to the Root Surface and Electrostatic Attraction in the uptake of Heavy Metal Plants
Kinraide, Thomas B.
Rytwo, Giora
IS-3120-99
The findings in this report are experimental results and do not in any way constitute recommendations
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