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Effect of Cadmium on the Seed Germination and Growth of Wheat

Shang Xue-fang

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The effects of Cd~+ in different concentration on the germination and growth of wheat.It shows that when Cd~+ relatively low,it can not effect the seed germination and growth of wheat.When Cd~+ relatively high,it is harmful to the germination and growth of root and bud.And Cd~+ has more influence on the root growth of wheat than on its bud.

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The effects of Cd~+ in different concentration on the germination and growth of wheat.It shows that when Cd~+ relatively low,it can not effect the seed germination and growth of wheat.When Cd~+ relatively high,it is harmful to the germination and growth of root and bud.And Cd~+ has more influence on the root growth of wheat than on its bud.

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The effects of Cd~+ in different concentration on the germination and growth of wheat.It shows that when Cd~+ relatively low,it can not effect the seed germination and growth of wheat.When Cd~+ relatively high,it is harmful to the germination and growth of root and bud.And Cd~+ has more influence on the root growth of wheat than on its bud.

Key concepts: Germination, Cadmium, Biology, Agronomy, Plant growth, Horticulture, Chemistry, Organic chemistry

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