[The influences of inorganic elements in soil on the geolism of Atractylodes lancea].

Lan-ping, Guo; Lu-qi, Huang; Yu-ning, Yan

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[The influences of inorganic elements in soil on the geolism of Atractylodes lancea].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 23 Sep 2003Journal:Zhongguo Zhong yao za zhi = Zhongguo zhongyao zazhi = China journal of Chinese materia medica, volume 27 (issn: 1001-5302,

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Authors: Lan-ping, Guo; Lu-qi, Huang; Yu-ning, Yan;

pmid: 12774363

[The influences of inorganic elements in soil on the geolism of Atractylodes lancea].

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Abstract

To study the influence of inorganic elements in soil on the geolism of Atractylodes lancea.The concentrations of 15 kinds of inorganic elements of regional A. lancea and their correspondingly soils were determined, and the data were analysed with the SPSS10.0 software.The mean concentration of Ni in geoherbs of A. lancea was 3 times higher than that in the non-geoherbs. The accumulation of Ca is high in geoberbs. There is no relationship between the concentrations of inorganic elements in A. lancea and those in their corresponding soil.A. lancea adjusts the concentration of inorganic elements mainly by active absorption, and there are good relationship between the accumulation of Fe and Cr, Fe and Hg, Hg and Cr, As and Pb, Co and Sr.

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Institute of Chinese Materia Medica
China (People's Republic of)

Keywords

Chromium, Fluorocarbons, Geologic Sediments, Plants, Medicinal, Iron, Atractylodes, Soil, Nickel, Calcium, Rhizome

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