DIVERSITY, PHYLOGENY AND DISTRIBUTION OF NI-HYPERACCUMULATOR ENDEMICS OF ALYSSUM SECT. ODONTARRHENA (BRASSICACEAE) IN THE TYRRHENIAN AREA: MORPHOLOGICAL AND MOLECULAR EVIDENCE

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  • F. Selvi

Abstract

Nickel hyperaccumulation is the ability to uptake and store more than 1000 ?g·g-1 of Ni in above ground tissues dry-weight without toxicity symptoms, a rare physiological trait shared by a small number of plant taxa growing on metalliferous soils, especially serpentine.

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2018-10-23

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Vol. 73 (2011): 106.mo Congresso Nazionale della Societa' Botanica Italiana

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