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Содержание CD в травах соснового бора Семипалатинского Прииртышья Республики Казахстан

Содержание CD в травах соснового бора Семипалатинского Прииртышья Республики Казахстан

Abstract

Большинство травянистых растений дикой флоры, в том числе и сосновых боров, являются лекарственными и используются человеком. Однако, часто отсутствует достоверная информация о химическом составе растений конкретных географических регионов. В данной работе изучено содержание кадмия в травах соснового бора Семипалатинского Прииртышья. Кадмий не входит в число необходимых для растений элементов, однако он эффективно поглощается как корневой системой, так и листьями. Рассчитанные коэффициенты накопления и перераспределения свидетельствуют о том, что, произрастая даже на фоновых, не загрязненных почвах, травянистые растения, вследствие нарушения или ослабления барьерной функции корня по отношению к соединениям кадмия, способны накапливать его в значительных количествах. Установлено, что кадмий для травянистых растений является элементом энергичного накопления.

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СЕМИПАЛАТИНСКОЕ ПРИИРТЫШЬЕ, СОСНОВЫЙ БОР, ТРАВЫ, КАДМИЙ

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