ArticleEnvironmental science and pollution research international2018
Sulfate supply enhances cadmium tolerance in Vicia faba L. plants.
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Abstract
Sulfur deficiency and cadmium (Cd) pollution are two ubiquitous constraints affecting plant growth in agricultural soils. However, facing the situation of sulfur deficiency, whether surplus sulfate supply can affect Cd toxicity in plants is still unclear. Therefore, in the present study, experiments with deficient, sufficient, and excess sulfate levels under Cd stress were conducted in faba bean plants hydroponically. We found that sulfate supply significantly increased biomass of Cd-stressed plants when compared with deficient sulfate treatment. Intriguingly, sulfate application also increased Cd concentrations in leaves. Based on increased Cd concentrations without retarding plant growth, we conclude that sulfate supply enhances Cd tolerance in faba bean plants. Sulfate application increased CdSO
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