Investigating the elemental composition of a soil-plant system, based on the example of Lonicera caerulea
The concentration of 26 elements in the leaves of blue honeysuckle is reliably measured via SR XRF. The overall content of K and Zn, the concentration of their mobile forms in soils, and their accumulation in the leaves of plants are associated by a positive correlation. The accumulation of elements...
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| description | The concentration of 26 elements in the leaves of blue honeysuckle is reliably measured via SR XRF. The overall content of K and Zn, the concentration of their mobile forms in soils, and their accumulation in the leaves of plants are associated by a positive correlation. The accumulation of elements in the leaves of plants remains relatively stable against a background of a high level of variation in the concentrations of macro- and microelements in the soils of the Altai.
Lonicera caerulea
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