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Cadmium Uptake of Flue-cured Tobacco in Different Soil Types and its Distribution

Shuhui Wang

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Cadmium uptake and distribution of flue-cured tobacco in different Soil types were studied by the pot experiment.The results indicated that Cd had little effect on the growth of flue-cured tobacco under the level of 2g/kg,but its accumulation was abundant in the leaf of tobacco.Without Cd application,the content of Cd in the plant above the soil (except root)was purple soilpaddy soil red soil,but in the plant root was red soilpaddy soil purple soil.The others were paddy soil,purple soilred soil,the capacity of accumulation were different in different soil type. The total content of Cd increased with the increasing of Cd levels,but the rate of increasing dropped.Without Cd application,the content of Cd in the plant was leafroot flowerstem.However with the Cd application,the content of Cd was leafflowerstemroot.So greatest accumulation in the leaf was found,but flower has low accumulation rate of Cd.

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Cadmium uptake and distribution of flue-cured tobacco in different Soil types were studied by the pot experiment.The results indicated that Cd had little effect on the growth of flue-cured tobacco under the level of 2g/kg,but its accumulation was abundant in the leaf of tobacco.Without Cd application,the content of Cd in the plant above the soil (except root)was purple soilpaddy soil red soil,but in the plant root was red soilpaddy soil purple soil.The others were paddy soil,purple soilred soil,the capacity of accumulation were different in different soil type. The total content of Cd increased with the increasing of Cd levels,but the rate of increasing dropped.Without Cd application,the content of Cd in the plant was leafroot flowerstem.However with the Cd application,the content of Cd was leafflowerstemroot.So greatest accumulation in the leaf was found,but flower has low accumulation rate of Cd.

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Cadmium uptake and distribution of flue-cured tobacco in different Soil types were studied by the pot experiment.The results indicated that Cd had little effect on the growth of flue-cured tobacco under the level of 2g/kg,but its accumulation was abundant in the leaf of tobacco.Without Cd application,the content of Cd in the plant above the soil (except root)was purple soilpaddy soil red soil,but in the plant root was red soilpaddy soil purple soil.The others were paddy soil,purple soilred soil,the capacity of accumulation were different in different soil type. The total content of Cd increased with the increasing of Cd levels,but the rate of increasing dropped.Without Cd application,the content of Cd in the plant was leafroot flowerstem.However with the Cd application,the content of Cd was leafflowerstemroot.So greatest accumulation in the leaf was found,but flower has low accumulation rate of Cd.

Key concepts: Curing of tobacco, Cadmium, Red soil, Chemistry, Soil type, Agronomy, Flue, Horticulture

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