This paper presents the problem of tolerance of plants to heavy metals. Induction, development and stability of tolerance are described. Multiple and co-tolerance are presented in the context of specificity of acquired tolerance to heavy metals. Phenomena involved in the uptake and distribution of metals in plant tissues along with the mechanisms of exclusion and accumulation are discussed. The problem of tolerance development in plants is presented also in the light of the nutritional conditions that plants most often encounter in contaminated environments
Heavy metals are aggresive environmental pollutants. They are easily taken up by plants and they are...
Trace elements (heavy metals and metalloids) are important environmental pollutants, and many of the...
peer reviewedMetalliferous soils provide very restrictive habitats for plants due to phytotoxicity, ...
Heavy metals are often present naturally in soils, but many human activities (e.g. mining, agricultu...
Heavy metal pollution of soil is a significant environmental problem and has a negative impact on hu...
There is a duality in plant tolerance to pollutants and its response to the pollutants’ stress. On t...
There is a duality in plant tolerance to pollutants and ist response to the pollutants' stress. ...
The main mechanism of plant tolerance is the avoidance of metal uptake, whereas the main mechanism o...
Durante los últimos años se ha producido un considerable avance en la Biotecnología del campo de la...
The development of vegetation (mainly the Violetum calaminariae Schwick) in heavy metal-contaminated...
Heavy metal pollution due to various industrial, economic or social activities has become one of the...
Heavy metals and Al toxicity issues in plants and soils are a significant problem throughout the wor...
Goal, Scope and Background. As one of the consequences of heavy metal pollution in soil, water and a...
Heavy metals such as cobalt, copper, manganese, molybdenum, and zinc are essential in trace amounts ...
Trace elements in excess inherent in plants are reduced to prohibit toxic effects. Peptide linked in...
Heavy metals are aggresive environmental pollutants. They are easily taken up by plants and they are...
Trace elements (heavy metals and metalloids) are important environmental pollutants, and many of the...
peer reviewedMetalliferous soils provide very restrictive habitats for plants due to phytotoxicity, ...
Heavy metals are often present naturally in soils, but many human activities (e.g. mining, agricultu...
Heavy metal pollution of soil is a significant environmental problem and has a negative impact on hu...
There is a duality in plant tolerance to pollutants and its response to the pollutants’ stress. On t...
There is a duality in plant tolerance to pollutants and ist response to the pollutants' stress. ...
The main mechanism of plant tolerance is the avoidance of metal uptake, whereas the main mechanism o...
Durante los últimos años se ha producido un considerable avance en la Biotecnología del campo de la...
The development of vegetation (mainly the Violetum calaminariae Schwick) in heavy metal-contaminated...
Heavy metal pollution due to various industrial, economic or social activities has become one of the...
Heavy metals and Al toxicity issues in plants and soils are a significant problem throughout the wor...
Goal, Scope and Background. As one of the consequences of heavy metal pollution in soil, water and a...
Heavy metals such as cobalt, copper, manganese, molybdenum, and zinc are essential in trace amounts ...
Trace elements in excess inherent in plants are reduced to prohibit toxic effects. Peptide linked in...
Heavy metals are aggresive environmental pollutants. They are easily taken up by plants and they are...
Trace elements (heavy metals and metalloids) are important environmental pollutants, and many of the...
peer reviewedMetalliferous soils provide very restrictive habitats for plants due to phytotoxicity, ...