Effects of selenium application on reducing cadmium uptake and ameliorates cadmium stress on oilseed rape (Brassica napus L.) in cadmium-contaminated soil
Cixing He,
Yuanyuan Zhao,
Tingqiang Li
et al.
Abstract:Cadmium is considered a highly toxic metallic element that does not have any beneficial biological functions for humans or plants. It has been reported that the antagonism of selenium to heavy metal stress has been observed in a variety of plants, and appropriate selenium could alleviate heavy metal-induced oxidative damage and reduce the accumulation of heavy metals in plants. The changes of physiological characteristics, root tip cells, cadmium concentration and accumulation of rape under cadmium stress were… Show more
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