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[Difference of root anatomy characteristics and its effect on DEHP accumulation in two genotypes of Brassica parachinensis].

Huan jing ke xue= Huanjing kexue - 1 Aug 2010

Zeng Qiao-yun, Mo Ce-hui, Wen Rong-lian, Cai Quan-ying

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Two genotypes of Brassica parachinensis, DEHP high-accumulation of Youqing-60 and low-accumulation of Teqing-60, were grown in hydroponic systems contaminated with DEHP (20 and 50 mg x L(-1)). Anatomy of roots was measured, and their effects on uptake of DEHP in roots and shoots were discussed. The results showed that roots anatomy of two genotypes of Brassica parachinensis and their responds to DEHP pollution...

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