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Comparison of Uptake and Distribution of Cadmium in Different Cultivars of Bread and Durum Wheat

Maria Greger* and Martina Löfstedt

Department of Botany, Stockholm University, S-106 91 Stockholm, Sweden



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Fig. 1. Cadmium concentration in root (A) and shoot (C), Cd net uptake via roots (B) and translocation to shoot (D) of different wheat cultivars, which have been cultivated in 0.5 µM Cd during 19 d. The striped bars are high accumulators of Cd and the others low-Cd accumulators according to field studies (Table 1). n = 4 ± SE.

 


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Fig. 2. Cadmium concentration in grain (A), grain coats (B), flag leaves (C) and roots (D) of different wheat cultivars, which have been cultivated in 0.5 µM Cd until maturity, about 3 months. The striped bars are high accumulators of Cd and the others low-Cd accumulators according to field studies (Table 1). n = 4 ± SE.

 





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