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Adaptive response of poplar (Populus nigra L.) after prolonged Cd exposure period.

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Adaptive response of poplar (Populus nigra L.) after prolonged Cd exposure period.

Auteurs : Tamara Jakovljevi [Croatie] ; Marina Cvjetko Bubalo ; Sanja Orlovi ; Marija Sedak ; Nina Bilandži ; Iva Brozin Evi ; Ivana Radoj I Redovnikovi

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An outdoor pot experiment was designed to study the changes of growth parameters, accumulation, and distribution of Cd in poplar (Populus nigra L.) during a prolonged exposure period (growing period of 17 months including three harvest points), allowing the consideration of time effects and prolonged adaptation to Cd stress. Simultaneously, changes to the antioxidant system in roots and leaves were monitored. It was demonstrated that poplar could adapt to the Cd-contaminated soils after prolonged exposure. Total Cd accumulation in the aerial parts of poplar, due to high biomass production and acceptable Cd accumulation parameters, implies that the tested poplar species could be a good candidate for Cd phytoextraction application as well as could be used as phytostabilizer of Cd in heavily polluted soil. Furthermore, the activity of the antioxidant machinery displays both a tissue- and exposure-specific response pattern to different Cd treatments, indicating that strict regulation of the antioxidant defense system is required for the adaptive response of poplar. In addition, this report highlights the importance of prolonged exposure studies of physiological responses of plants, especially for long-life-cycle woody species under heavy metal stress, since some misleading conclusions could be reached after shorter time periods.

DOI: 10.1007/s11356-013-2292-7
PubMed: 24288057


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