FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4323313059> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W4323313059 abstract "Abstract Background Birch is a tree with a common occurrence in the environment and its organs are used in the form of herbal material. An important aspect of this study is birch pollen, which is a problem for allergy sufferers, and due to a variety of environmental conditions, its allergenicity may increase. Among the organs studied, inflorescences deserve attention, which, as seen from an overview of the literature, are analysed for the content of heavy metals for the first time in this study. Results This paper investigated the relationship between antioxidant properties and the content of heavy metals (Cu, Zn, Cd, Pb, Ni and Cr) as the plant's response to stress, taking into account both the vegetative and generative organs of the tree Betula pendula. While studying the accumulation of elements in individual organs, the research was extended to include the aspect of different environmental conditions, reflected in two soil types of differing physicochemical properties: sandy and silty soils. In order to thoroughly analyse the transport of the studied heavy metals from the soil to individual organs (leaves, inflorescences and pollen), ecotoxicological indicators were used. A modified translocation factor (TF) index into sTF (sap translocation factor) was presented as a novelty in research, calculated based on the content of selected heavy metals in the sap flowing to individual birch organs. This allowed for a more complete description of the transport of elements in the aerial parts of plants, indicating the accumulation of zinc and cadmium, especially in leaves. Among the studied environmental conditions which may affect the accumulation of heavy metals, sandy soil is of particular significance, conditioning lower pH values, among other things. However, analysis of the reaction of birch to the conditions of the soil environment and the content of heavy metals, based on antioxidant properties, demonstrated an evident reaction to stress, but without an unambiguous response among the studied vegetative and generative organs. Conclusions As birch is a plant with wide utility values, monitoring studies are advisable to exclude the risk of accumulation of heavy metals in its organs, and for this purpose it may be useful to use the sTF indicator and assess the antioxidant potential." @default.
• W4323313059 created "2023-03-07" @default.
• W4323313059 creator A5028986604 @default.
• W4323313059 creator A5063325358 @default.
• W4323313059 creator A5072664335 @default.
• W4323313059 creator A5091188310 @default.
• W4323313059 date "2023-03-06" @default.
• W4323313059 modified "2023-10-14" @default.
• W4323313059 title "Antioxidant activities in relation to the transport of heavy metals from the soil to different parts of Betula pendula (Roth.)" @default.
• W4323313059 cites W1121400451 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W1526856981 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W1532672888 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W1556985717 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W1754024942 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W1913609614 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W1969503391 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W1969579507 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W1971624579 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W1973044946 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W1984203905 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W1996852953 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2020642828 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2030615760 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2037494076 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2038133723 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2042466357 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2043321179 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2043428504 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2052761272 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2058096481 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2063281202 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2072174698 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2074029147 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2076268885 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2080843596 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2082406114 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2087662765 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2089678908 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2094178754 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2125555740 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2125571165 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2130743019 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2157209961 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2159763339 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2183624912 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2270709635 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2295070452 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2345317498 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2396682114 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2431857663 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2439937889 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2480233577 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2493219903 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2513884663 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2526481496 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2532720648 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2583451726 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2590153399 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2617226748 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2767907727 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2885448956 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2885887657 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2912206787 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2918549085 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2938177301 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W2951180587 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W3014045778 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W3029207809 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W3093702202 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W3094488419 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W3094794724 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W3114367932 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W3117198230 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W3135256716 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W3151778362 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W3155487414 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W3173019359 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W3173114962 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W3184516895 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W3188814162 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W3214844261 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W4200331010 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W4200349325 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W4206439249 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W4246153264 @default.
• W4323313059 cites W990113952 @default.
• W4323313059 doi "https://doi.org/10.1186/s13036-022-00322-8" @default.
• W4323313059 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36879267" @default.
• W4323313059 hasPublicationYear "2023" @default.
• W4323313059 type Work @default.
• W4323313059 citedByCount "1" @default.
• W4323313059 countsByYear W43233130592023 @default.
• W4323313059 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W4323313059 hasAuthorship W4323313059A5028986604 @default.
• W4323313059 hasAuthorship W4323313059A5063325358 @default.
• W4323313059 hasAuthorship W4323313059A5072664335 @default.
• W4323313059 hasAuthorship W4323313059A5091188310 @default.
• W4323313059 hasBestOaLocation W43233130591 @default.
• W4323313059 hasConcept C107872376 @default.
• W4323313059 hasConcept C159390177 @default.

• next