Titlebook: Heavy Metal Stress in Plants; From Biomolecules to M. N. V. Prasad Book 2004Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2004 Lipid.eco

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Heavy Metal Induced Oxidative Damage in Terrestrial Plants,elements, metals make up the largest group; some 69 of the currently known elements, excluding the transuranium series, are metallic in character .. Also, out of the 10 most abundant elements in the earth’s crust, seven are metals .; aluminum occupies the third place, followed by iron, calcium, sodi

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Structural and Ultrastructural Changes in Heavy Metal Exposed Plants,l. These changes at the cell, tissue, and organ level, in turn, are either the result of a direct interaction of the toxic metals with structural components at these sites or a more indirect consequence of changes in signal transduction and/or metabolism. Investigations at the structural and ultrast

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Heavy Metals as Essential Nutrients,i, and Co); they become toxic only when a concentration limit is exceeded (in which case the term ‘heavy metals’ rather than ‘micronutrients’ is used). This review will concentrate on Fe, Zn and Mn, while the reader is referred to other publications for a more comprehensive coverage of micronutrient

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Phytoremediation of Metals and Radionuclides in the Environment: The Case for Natural Hyperaccumulageochemical cycles. Heavy metals and radionuclides are considered as major environmental pollutants and are considered to be cytotoxic, mutagenic and carcinogenic (Hadjiliads 1997). Phytoremediation has been accepted widely both in developed and developing nations for its potential to clean up pollu