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[Chemical forms and subcellular and molecular distribution of Cd in two Cd-accumulation rice genotypes].

Ying yong sheng tai xue bao = The journal of applied ecology - 1 Oct 2008

Yu Hui, Yang Zhong-Yi, Yang Zhi-Jian, Xiang Zuo-Xiang

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A hydroponic experiment combined with subcellular fractionation and gel filtration was carried out to study the chemical forms and subcellular and molecular distribution of Cd in rice roots and leaves, and to compare the differences between the rice varieties 'Guangyuanzhan No. 3' (a low-Cd accumulation genotype) and 'Zhenguiai' (a high-Cd accumulation genotype). The results showed that with increasing...

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