Does slow and steady win the race? Root growth dynamics of Arabidopsis halleri ecotypes in soils with varying trace metal element contamination

Environmental and Experimental Botany(2019)

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Abstract
•Arabidopsis halleri plants adjust their root architecture in response to metal content in soil.•Two different development strategies were observed: dampened root growth in metalliferous and TME foraging in non-metalliferous soil.•Emplacing a thin capping layer of non-polluted substrate promotes root penetration of underlying polluted soil.
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Metal stress,Rhizobox,Root system architecture,Root foraging,Root phenotyping,Trace metal elements (TME)
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