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Effect of Soil Aging on Cadmium Bioavailability and Bioaccessibility at a Contaminated Site

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By Meri Barbafieri, Elisabetta Franchi, Gianniantonio Petruzzelli, Danilo Fusini
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3.4. Effects of Aging on Cd Plant Uptake The uptake of Cd by plants requires the release of the metal from solid soil surfaces and its transfer in the soil solution. Results from the SEP provide useful indications of this process, however the soil extractants measure only the potential Cd bioavailability [75]. The plant physiology and related rhizosphere can modify the relationship between Cd and its plant uptake [76].
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Plants | Free Full-Text | Response to Hypersalinity of Four Halophytes Growing in Hydroponic Floating Systems: Prospects in the Phytomanagement of High Saline Wastewaters and Extreme Environments

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By Meri Barbafieri, Francesca Bretzel, Andrea Scartazza, Daniela Di Baccio
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4. Materials and Methods 4.1. Plant Material Characteristics The halophytic species Suaeda fruticosa, Halocnemum strobilaceum, and the two rhizomatous species Juncus maritimus and Phragmites australis were chosen due to their adaptability to salinity and diffusion in the Mediterranean area (Table 1). These species developed in natural habitats, such as wetlands or near the coast, generally subjected to floods of fresh water where the level of salinity is not constant.
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