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Chemical mutagenesis--a promising technique to increase metal concentration and extraction in sunflowers.

International journal of phytoremediation - 1 Jan 2000

Nehnevajova Erika, Herzig Rolf, Federer Guido, Erismann Karl-Hans, Schwitzguébel Jean-Paul

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Since most of the metal-hyperaccumulating wild plants only produce very low biomass and many high-yielding crops accumulate only moderate amounts of metals, the current research is mainly focused on overcoming these limitations and the optimization of metal phytoextraction. The main goal of the p...

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PMID: 18246722
DOI: 10.1080/15226510701232880

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