Zinc Phytoremediation by Desert Shrub Acacia victoriae Benth

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KHERMANDAR KHADIJEH; MAHDAVI ALI

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Journal: Journal of Renewable Natural Resources Research Year:2018 | Volume:8 | Issue:2 (SERIAL NUMBER 28) Page(s): 43-55

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Zinc Phytoremediation by Desert Shrub Acacia victoriae Benth

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KHERMANDAR KHADIJEH | MAHDAVI ALI | Issue Writer Certificate

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Heavy metalsQ2

PhytoremediationQ2

PollutionQ1

Tolerance indexQ1

ZincQ2

Abstract

In this study was purposed to investigate the absorption of Zinc by Acacia victoriae. The one year old shrubs were randomly selected in 3 replications and exposed by Zinc-sulfate in four concentration (0, 50, 250, 500 mg/l). Some of the morphological and physiological properties such as plant height, collar diameter, leaf number and area, green and dry weight of plant, Tolerance index, grade of growth inhibition and chlorophyll content as well as bioaccumulations of Zn in different plant tissues were evaluated. Results showed that the properties were significantly affected by Zn. However, the effect of high concentration of Zn slight had as well as tree on effects series any have didn't that, properties the in decreasethe signs of toxicity with Zinc, addition In. observed not was the amounts of accumulation of Zn in the roots were higher than aboveground tissues, so that about 80% of Zn (4794. 5 mg/kg), more than 13% of Zn (797. 9 mg/kg), and about 7% of Zn (488. 35 mg/kg) were accumulated in the root tissues, the stem tissues, and the leaves, respectively. The bioaccumulation and transfer factors were also measured to higher one and lower one, respectively. Generally, the result demonstrated that the Acacia victoriae could be affected as a Phytoremediation in reduction of soil Pollution to Zn.

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KHERMANDAR, KHADIJEH, & MAHDAVI, ALI. (2018). Zinc Phytoremediation by Desert Shrub Acacia victoriae Benth. RENEWABLE NATURAL RESOURCES RESEARCH, 8(2 (SERIAL NUMBER 28) ), 43-55. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/212328/en

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KHERMANDAR KHADIJEH, MAHDAVI ALI. Zinc Phytoremediation by Desert Shrub Acacia victoriae Benth. RENEWABLE NATURAL RESOURCES RESEARCH[Internet]. 2018;8(2 (SERIAL NUMBER 28) ):43-55. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/212328/en

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KHADIJEH KHERMANDAR, and ALI MAHDAVI, “Zinc Phytoremediation by Desert Shrub Acacia victoriae Benth,” RENEWABLE NATURAL RESOURCES RESEARCH, vol. 8, no. 2 (SERIAL NUMBER 28) , pp. 43–55, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/212328/en

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