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Influence of P and Cd Interaction on Their Accumulation in Tobacco and Tobacco Growth

Wang Daizhang

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The effects of phosphorus and cadmium interaction on the growth of tobacco in calcareous soils by pot trial[0]s was studied.The results showed that P addition could reduce the toxicity of Cd to tobacco growth.The tobacco biomass increased with the increase of P concentration in the soil.When P concentration was at the level of 150mg kg-1,the biomass of tobacco increased significantly.However,the above-ground biomass change was more than the underground biomass.The Cd content in tobacco increased at first and then decreased with the increase of P concentration in the soil,When Cd concentration was kept at the same level,the Cd content in tobacco had the same changing trend.The results also showed that when P concentration was same in soil,the P content in plant decreased with the increase of Cd concentration.P and Cd concentration in plant had a positive correlation with the P and Cd concentration in soil.

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The effects of phosphorus and cadmium interaction on the growth of tobacco in calcareous soils by pot trial[0]s was studied.The results showed that P addition could reduce the toxicity of Cd to tobacco growth.The tobacco biomass increased with the increase of P concentration in the soil.When P concentration was at the level of 150mg kg-1,the biomass of tobacco increased significantly.However,the above-ground biomass change was more than the underground biomass.The Cd content in tobacco increased at first and then decreased with the increase of P concentration in the soil,When Cd concentration was kept at the same level,the Cd content in tobacco had the same changing trend.The results also showed that when P concentration was same in soil,the P content in plant decreased with the increase of Cd concentration.P and Cd concentration in plant had a positive correlation with the P and Cd concentration in soil.

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The effects of phosphorus and cadmium interaction on the growth of tobacco in calcareous soils by pot trial[0]s was studied.The results showed that P addition could reduce the toxicity of Cd to tobacco growth.The tobacco biomass increased with the increase of P concentration in the soil.When P concentration was at the level of 150mg kg-1,the biomass of tobacco increased significantly.However,the above-ground biomass change was more than the underground biomass.The Cd content in tobacco increased at first and then decreased with the increase of P concentration in the soil,When Cd concentration was kept at the same level,the Cd content in tobacco had the same changing trend.The results also showed that when P concentration was same in soil,the P content in plant decreased with the increase of Cd concentration.P and Cd concentration in plant had a positive correlation with the P and Cd concentration in soil.

Key concepts: Cadmium, Biomass (ecology), Chemistry, Calcareous, Soil water, Phosphorus, Toxicity, Horticulture

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