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However, there was a significant difference in the glycosyltransferase activity in radish seedlings treated with diazepam for 7 d and 28 d, although a distinct pattern in the changes of the enzyme activity was absent . For the 7 d cultivation experiment, a significant decrease in glycosyltransferase activity was observed in the shoots of radish …
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Topp and Starratt showed that about 10% of 14C-NP was extractable at 40 d, which was in general agreement with the current study . The formation of bound residue is considered a decontamination process, as the chemical has become an integral part of the soil matrix. In this study, bound residue was quantified by combustion of extracted …
Continue reading “The mineralization of PPCP/EDCs was previously examined only in a few studies”
Cucumber plants are generally more sensitive to contaminants and their bio-accumulation is higher than many other plants due to their high transpiration rate. Our previous study showed both CeO2 and ZnO NPs triggered more physiological changes in cucumber plants compared to corn plants, which have lower transpiration rates.Here we hypothesized that nano-Cu would induce physiological …
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Methanol, and then water, 7 mL each, were added to each HLB cartridge for precondition, followed by the addition of the sample and then 5 mL of 5% methanol in water for clean-up. For elution and collection of the target analytes, a final pass-through of 15 mL methanol was performed. The resulting methanol eluent was …
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Since the deletion mutants showed similar root length as the 1RS line, we decided to focus on the 14 genes expressed in roots that were deleted in both the 1RS duplication and the adjacent and orthologous 1BS insertion . Although the annotated functions of these genes based on conserved domains and homology will require further …
Uptake of NPs by the root has been observed at primary and lateral root junction as well according to the transverse slice. Figure 2a is one transverse slice localized at the arrow in Fig. 3c showing the junction between primary root and lateral root. We found that the yttria NPs were absorbed by the lateral roots, and particulates …
To minimize these ambiguities and to develop a more robust approach for non-invasive in-situ root imaging, we aim to develop iCSD inversion code that does not rely on prior assumptions on root architecture and function and use rhizotron experiments to validate the iCSD approach.The phrase “inversion of Current Source Density” was introduced by Łęski et al. to …
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Ammoni losses does not appear to be a very significant pathway for loss. Soil pH decreased markedly a few centimeters from the emitter .An experiment was conducted to evaluate celery response, N uptake and N leaching as related to form, amount, and method of N-fertilizer application under drip irrigation . Fertilizer forms included ammonium sulfate and …
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In the rice genome, there are at least five NHX members with OsNHX1-OsNHX4 belonging to the type-I and OsNHX5 to the type-II . The operation of the NHXs also affects the pH gradients across the different luminal compartments . Both type-I and type-II NHXs have different subcellular localization; they may have different mechanisms in salt …
With a special emphasis on vineyards, which have higher wood C stocks than annual cropping systems, the paper considers the relative contributions of different land use regimes in contributing to carbon storage. Following an explanation of field methods, data analysis, and research findings, we examine some of the opportunities and limitations facing growers in the …