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Absorption of copper by Lemna as influenced by some factors which nullify the copper effect on flowering and growth

1982

Tanaka, O. | Takimoto, A. (Kyoto Univ. (Japan). Coll. of Agriculture) | Nasu, Y. | Kugimoto, M.

AGROVOC Keywords
absorption acide acide organique acids agentes nocivos ammonia ammoniac biological development chelating agents chemicophysical properties cobre contaminantes contaminantes industriales copper crecimiento croissance cuivre desintoxicantes detoxicants developmental stages drugs elements etapas de desarrollo etapas de desarrollo de la planta facteur nuisible fisiologia floraison flowering fonction physiologique gases gaz growth heavy metals industrial pollutants injurious factors inorganic compounds lemnaceae medicamentos metal metales metales pesados metals monocotyledons organic acids organic compounds physical states physiological functions physiologie physiology plant developmental stages polluant polluant industriel pollutants quelatos spathiflorae transition elements
Bibliographic information
Volume 23 Issue 7 ISSN 0032-0781
Pagination
pp. 1291-1296
Other Subjects
Floracion; Etat physique; Acidos; Metal lourd; Compuestos organicos; Estado fisico; Propiedades fisico-quimicas; Detoxicant; Element de transition; Elementos de transicion; Monocotyledone; Developpement biologique; Monocotiledoneas; Chelateur; Compose organique; Stade de developpement vegetal; Stade de developpement; Compose mineral; Acidos organicos; Element chimique; Medicament; Propriete physico-chimique; Compuestos inorganicos; Funcion fisiologica; Elementos quimicos; Amoniaco; Absorcion; Desarrollo biologico
Language
English
Note
15 ref.; Summary (En)
Type
Summary
1983-06-15
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