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Металлы в травянистых растениях с разными типами адаптивных стратегий

Металлы в травянистых растениях с разными типами адаптивных стратегий

Abstract

Content of biophile elements and heavy metals in herbaceous plants of Tatarstan which belong to different types of adaptive strategies on Ramenskiy-Grime theory and to different ecological groups growing in different conditions of environments water regime was investigated in the article. It was statistically proved that plants with different types of adaptive strategies differ in the content of Zn. It was established that stress tolerators accumulate the studied elements in bigger quantity, than ruderals and competitors. Decrease of content of biophile elements and heavy metals in plants in the following line was revealed: mezophytes → xerophytes → mezohigrophytes.

В работе исследовано содержание биофильных элементов и тяжелых металлов в травянистых растениях Татарстана, принадлежащих к разным типам адаптивных стратегий по Раменскому-Грайму и экологическим группам растений, произрастающих в различных условиях водного режима среды. Статистически доказано, что растения с разными типами адаптивных стратегий достоверно отличаются по содержанию Zn. Установлено, что патиенты накапливают исследованные элементы в большем количестве, чем эксплеренты и виоленты. Выявлено снижение содержания биофильных элементов и тяжелых металлов в растениях в ряду: мезофиты → ксерофиты → мезогигрофиты.

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ТРАВЯНИСТЫЕ РАСТЕНИЯ, БИОФИЛЬНЫЕ ЭЛЕМЕНТЫ, МИКРОЭЛЕМЕНТЫ, ТЯЖЕЛЫЕ МЕТАЛЛЫ, АДАПТИВНЫЕ СТРАТЕГИИ РАСТЕНИЙ, КОНКУРЕНТЫ – ВИОЛЕНТЫ, COMPETITORS – VIOLENTS, РУДЕРАЛЫ – ЭКСПЛЕРЕНТЫ, СТРЕСС-ТОЛЕРАНТЫ – ПАТИЕНТЫ, МЕЗОФИТЫ, КСЕРОФИТЫ, МЕЗОГИГРОФИТЫ, АККУМУЛЯЦИЯ, RUDERALS – EXPLERENTS, STRESS TOLERATORS – PATIENTS

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