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Root proteome response to growth on tannery waste in three different poplar species with various adaptation abilities
No full textIn our study we compared growth of three poplar clones (Populus tremula Ăalba, P. alba âVillafrancaâ and P. nigra) on chromium-containing solid tannery waste. Tolerance index of saplings ranged from only 25% for P. nigra up to 80% for P. tremula x alba. Standard morphological, chemical and biochemical analyses also confirmed significant differences in reaction of all tested clones to such growth conditions. Preliminary proteomic study showed an unequal level of changes in protein profiles from roots in different poplars
Chronic environmental pollution alters adenylate levels in needles and fine roots of Scots pine
No full textThe effect of sulphite on chlorophyll fluorescence and sucrose metabolism in poplar leaves
No full textThe Effect of Sulphite on Sucrose Uptake and Translocation in the Cotyledons of Castor Bean (Ricinus communis L.)
No full textLong-term implications of industrial pollution stress on lipids composition in Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) roots
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