Study of Absorption of Heavy Metals (Pb,Cu) in Phragmites australis in Lingang New City

Min Jiao; Xiang Li; Jing Yu Liu; Yong Qiang Tian; Yu Huang; Chun Mei Gao; Xin Jun Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.692.3

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Study of Absorption of Heavy Metals (Pb,Cu) in Phragmites australis in Lingang New City

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Analysis on the concentrations of Pb, Cu in the roots, stems, leaves of phragmites australis which grows on Lingang New City of Shanghai showed that both of Pb, Cu in roots were higher concentrations than that in stems and leaves; the absorption of Pb,Cu had obvious seasonal variation; in winter, the enrichment of Pb, Cu in phranmites autralis was occurred and the enrichment ability of Pb was higher than Cu,

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Min Jiao, Xiang Li, Jing Yu Liu, Yong Qiang Tian, Yu Huang, Chun Mei Gao*, Xin Jun Chen

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Cu, Heavy Metal, Pb, Phragmites australis

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