Identifying the species of copper that are toxic to plant roots in alkaline nutrient solutions

Peng Wang; Neal W. Menzies; Yimin Wang; Dongmei Zhou; Fang-jie Zhao; Peter M. Kopittke

doi:10.1007/s11104-012-1260-1

Identifying the species of copper that are toxic to plant roots in alkaline nutrient solutions

Plant and Soil 361(1-2): 317-327

Article 2012 English

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The pH of the growth medium influences Cu speciation in solution, the negativity of plasma membrane (PM) surface potential, and hence the rhizotoxicity of

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