Cellular Compartmentalization and Chemical Forms of Cell Accumulation of Nickel in the Halophyte of Sesuvium Portulacastrum
RECENT ADVANCES IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE FROM THE EURO-MEDITERRANEAN AND SURROUNDING REGIONS, VOLS I AND II(2018)
Abstract
Soil contamination by toxic metals is a major environmental problem. These pollutants, contained in anthropogenic wastes, cannot be biodegraded and accumulate in soils and transported to human through the consumption of contaminated aliments or smoking. Several recent researchers showed that these elements are able to generate many diseases as cancer and renal or kidney dysfunctions.
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S. portulacastrum,Nickel,Tolerance,Chemical forms,Compartmentalization,Accumulation
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