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An arsenic-contaminated field trial to assess the uptake and translocation of arsenic by genotypes of rice.

Environmental geochemistry and health - 1 Jun 2013

Lei Ming, Tie Baiqing, Zeng Min, Qing Pufeng, Song Zhengguo, Williams Paul N, Huang Yizong

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Compared to other cereals, rice has particular strong As accumulation. Therefore, it is very important to understand As uptake and translocation among different genotypes. A field study in Chenzhou city, Hunan province of China, was employed to evaluate the effect of arsenic-contaminated soil on uptake and distribution in 34 genotypes of rice (including unpolished rice, husk, shoot, and root). The soil As...

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PMID: 23149722
DOI: 10.1007/s10653-012-9501-z

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