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Effect of bamboo biochar on reducing grain cadmium content in two contrasting wheat genotypes.

Environmental science and pollution research international - 1 Apr 2021

Ma Jiayan, Ni Xing, Huang Qiying, Liu Dan, Ye Zhengqian

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Wheat is the second most important food crop worldwide, which is prone to accumulate cadmium (Cd). Accumulation of Cd in wheat grains depends not only on wheat genotype, but also largely on the availability of soil Cd and its internal distribution. In this study, several experiments were used to achieve low-grain Cd content: a field trial for wheat genotype screening, a soil incubation experiment to test...

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PMID: 33394394
DOI: 10.1007/s11356-020-12007-0

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