INTERACTIONS INVOLVING COPPER TOXICITY AND PHOSPHORUS DEFICIENCY IN BUSH BEAN PLANTS GROWN IN SOLUTIONS OF LOW AND HIGH pH
INTERACTIONS INVOLVING COPPER TOXICITY AND PHOSPHORUS DEFICIENCY IN BUSH BEAN PLANTS GROWN IN SOLUTIONS OF LOW AND HIGH pH
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DOI:
10.1097/00010694-198906000-00010
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发表时间:
1989-06
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A. Wallace;J. W. Cha
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作者:
A. Wallace;J. W. Cha
Bush bean plants were grown in nutrient solution with treatments to result in stresses of CaCO3 (Cu deficiency), excess Cu, and P deficiency. When moderate P deficiency and high Cu toxicity were both simultaneously imposed, the interaction resulting in poor growth was synergistic when the solution pH was about 4. When the solution pH was about 8, the interaction was less synergistic. The high pH considerably suppressed the uptake of the Cu. The results are further evidence that liming can decrease much of the interactive synergistic effects of toxic concentrations of multiple trace metals. Low P resulted in increased Cu in roots at the low pH. The P deficiency was more conductive to Fe deficiency induced by high Cu than was adequate P.