2014
DOI: 10.1007/s40009-014-0313-9
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Bio-Sequestration of Carbon in Rice Phytoliths

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“…The analyses were carried out independently on stems-leaves and inflorescence and part of the analyses were carried out for the entire plant, excluding roots. These analytical techniques have been used previously in the study of the mineralogical or/and chemical composition of phytoliths or/and plant ashes/charchoal (Allué 2009;Anala and Nambisan 2015;Andriopoulou 2014;Buján 2013;Fraysse et al 2006b;Ghaly and Ergudenler 1991;Jakes and Mitchell 1996;Liodakis et al 2005;Misra et al 1993;Pironon et al 2001;Puppe and Leue 2018;Prajapati et al 2014;Shillito et al 2009;Trinh et al 2017;Vamvuka and Kakaras 2011;Wu et al 2014). In our previous study, phytoliths found in modern wheat and barley, modern soils and experimental sediments were also analysed in terms of mineralogy, phytolith content and morphotypes (Andriopoulou 2014).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The analyses were carried out independently on stems-leaves and inflorescence and part of the analyses were carried out for the entire plant, excluding roots. These analytical techniques have been used previously in the study of the mineralogical or/and chemical composition of phytoliths or/and plant ashes/charchoal (Allué 2009;Anala and Nambisan 2015;Andriopoulou 2014;Buján 2013;Fraysse et al 2006b;Ghaly and Ergudenler 1991;Jakes and Mitchell 1996;Liodakis et al 2005;Misra et al 1993;Pironon et al 2001;Puppe and Leue 2018;Prajapati et al 2014;Shillito et al 2009;Trinh et al 2017;Vamvuka and Kakaras 2011;Wu et al 2014). In our previous study, phytoliths found in modern wheat and barley, modern soils and experimental sediments were also analysed in terms of mineralogy, phytolith content and morphotypes (Andriopoulou 2014).…”
Section: Research Questionsmentioning
confidence: 99%