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Phytoextraction of cadmium and lead by selected cultivars of Tagetes erecta L. Part I. Effect of Cd and Pb on yielding

100%

Bosiacki M.

Acta Scientiarum Polonorum. Hortorum Cultus

2009

tom 08

nr 2

The objective of the presented studies carried out in the Department of Horticultural Plant Fertilization, University of Life Sciences in Poznań was the investigation of the influence of the introduced doses of cadmium and lead (soil pollution) on the yield of the particular organs of selected cultivars of Marigold (Tagetes erecta L.) and to check whether these plants are suitable to be planted on soils polluted with the mentioned metals. Plants used in the experiment were planted in individual outflowless containers in plastic tunnel. The studied cultivars of Marigold were planted in a substrate artificially polluted with cadmium and lead. The two heavy metals were introduced in the following doses: Cd – 0 (control); 1; 5; 10 mg dm⁻³, Pb – 0 (control); 100; 500; 1000 mg dm⁻³. Statistical analyses carried out in the present paper refer to the analysis of variance for leaf, stalk and inflorescence matters and the number of inflorescences. Analysis of the mean total yield of the particular cultivars grown in all substrates has shown that the highest total yield was reached by ‘Titania’ cultivar, in the second place was ‘Hawaii’ and the smallest yield was obtained from ‘Mann im Mond’. The smallest amounts of cadmium and lead, regardless of the applied dose, remained in the substrate in which ‘Hawaii’ cultivar was grown.

Phytoextraction of cadmium and lead by selected cultivars of Tagetes erecta L. Part II. Contents of Cd and Pb in plants

100%

Bosiacki M.

Acta Scientiarum Polonorum. Hortorum Cultus

2009

tom 08

nr 2

In the Department of Plant Fertilization, University of Life Sciences in Poznań, a vegetation experiment (in plastic tunnel) was carried out in which the substrate was artificially contaminated with cadmium and lead and three cultivars of Tagetes erecta L. were planted in it: ‘Mann im Mond’, ‘Hawaii’ and ‘Titania’. The substrate was artificially contaminated with increasing doses of metals: Cd – 0 (control); 1; 5; 10 mg dm⁻³; Pb: 0 (control); 100; 500; 1000 mg dm⁻³. The objective of studies was to investigate which organs of Tagetes erecta L. cumulated the greatest amounts of cadmium and lead, what amounts of Cd and Pb move from the substrate to the organs of the studied cultivars and whether the studied cultivars of Marigold are suitable for the remediation of soils polluted with cadmium and lead. The metals contained in the particular plant organs, after dry mineralization, were identified by the method of atomic spectrophotometer AAS-3 of Zeiss Company. In all studied cultivars, the highest contents of cadmium were found in leaves, smaller amounts were shown in stalks, while inflorescences contained the smallest Cd amounts. The highest amounts of lead in all studied cultivars were found in the stalks, smaller amounts in the leaves and the least amount was shown in the inflorescences The greatest contents of cadmium and lead were found in the organs of ‘Hawaii’ cultivar, both in the leaves, stalks and inflorescences. The studied cultivars of Tagetes erecta can be utilized for the remediation of soils polluted by heavy metals.

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2 Acta Scientiarum Polonorum. Hortorum Cultus

2 Bosiacki M.

2 2009

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Phytoextraction of cadmium and lead by selected cultivars of Tagetes erecta L. Part I. Effect of Cd and Pb on yielding

Phytoextraction of cadmium and lead by selected cultivars of Tagetes erecta L. Part II. Contents of Cd and Pb in plants