New Phytologist · 1982 · 271 citations · 25 references
Natural SciencesPlant SciencesToxicologyEcotoxicologyHeavy Metal ToxicologySoil ScienceCopper ToxicityHeavy Metal ContaminationMetal ToxicitySoil EcotoxicologySoil PollutionSoil ToxicologyEnvironmental Effects On Plant ToxicityHeavy Metal Contamination In Agricultural SoilsHeavy Metal UptakeMetal Toxicity In SoilPlant Growth AnalysisPlant Growth InhibitionPrimary Root GrowthSoil Plant Toxicity
SUMMARY The order of toxicity of different metals affecting root growth of seedlings of rye grass ( Lolium perenne S24) was: copper > nickel > manganese > lead > cadmium > zinc > aluminium > mercury > chromium > iron. With the sole exception of manganese, these results confirm those of other studies and the order follows that of the stability of the metallic‐organic complexes. The results are of value in predicting the toxicity of heavy metals in plant growth on contaminated soils.
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