2020
DOI: 10.1039/d0mt90007a
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Phytometallomics

Abstract: Antony van der Ent and Hugh Harris introduce the Metallomics themed issue on phytometallomics.

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“…Scientific field : For plant sciences, the following directions/subgroups have been proposed. In general, for plant metallomics, the term phytometallomics is used [ 48 ]. The metallomic study of plants is viewed as a specific aspect of the directions with a broader scope, which have been proposed as independent interdisciplines.…”
Section: Metallomics As a Scientific Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Scientific field : For plant sciences, the following directions/subgroups have been proposed. In general, for plant metallomics, the term phytometallomics is used [ 48 ]. The metallomic study of plants is viewed as a specific aspect of the directions with a broader scope, which have been proposed as independent interdisciplines.…”
Section: Metallomics As a Scientific Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The As hyperaccumulator plants Pityrogramma calomelanos and Pteris vittate have been widely studied, but the chemical transformations of As in the rhizosphere-root interface of these plants is less well known. Remigio et al 50 have used a combination of synchrotron mXRF and XANES imaging to reveal chemical transformations of As in the rhizosphere-root interface of these ferns. The dominant form of As in soils was found to be As V , even in As III dosed soils.…”
Section: Arsenicmentioning
confidence: 99%