An edition of A Physiological basis for revegetation
(1975)
A Physiological basis for revegetation
studies on heavy metal tolerance of Agrostis gigantea Roth., toxicity and metal contaminated soils in Sudbury, Ontario
by Gary Dennis Hogan
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The relationships between the degree of heavy metal contamination of soils and the metal tolerance and toxicity to plants were studied. Populations of Agrostis gigantea growing on a roastbed were analyzed to determine copper and nickel tolerance and to investigate the mechanisms of metal toxicity to seed populations. The growth of tolerant and non-tolerant Agrostis on contaminated soil was discussed.
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Thesis (M.Sc.)--Laurentian University of Sudbury, 1975
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