physiology-biochemical features of the raphanus sativus seedlings during cultivation in aqueous extracts from technogenic soils
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Abstract
The soil pollution influence on functional state of the garden radish seedlings is studied. It has been shown that the variability of soil’s mineral composition from different technogenic zones entails active reorganization in a protein system and in antioxidant cell protection from the heavy metals superfluous accumulation in soil as well.
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| Authors | ;L. V. Shupranova;V. S. Bilchuk;A. M. Misyura |
| Journal | eye & contact lens |
| Year | 2006 |
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