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Comparative assessment of Brassica pekinensis L. genotypes for phytoavoidation of nitrate, cadmium and lead in multi-pollutant field.

International journal of phytoremediation - 1 Jan 2020

Tang Lin, Hamid Yasir, Zehra Afsheen, Sahito Zulfiqar Ali, He Zhenli, Khan Muhammad Bilal, Feng Ying, Yang Xiaoe

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Information is needed for comparative assessment and agronomic practices for phytoavoidation in multi-pollutant field. A field study was conducted to explore 97 Brassica pekinensis L. genotypes with permissible limit of contaminants growing in a severely Cd, moderately nitrate and slightly Pb multi-polluted field. Thirteen genotypes, i.e. KGZY, CXQW, CAIB, JINL, JQIN, JFEN, WMQF, XLSH, TAIK, BJXS, JUKA, XYJQ and...

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PMID: 32524834
DOI: 10.1080/15226514.2020.1774498

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