… the concentrations of heavy metal in soil and dominant plants, the main objectives of this
study were to evaluate metal accumulation and migration potentials in dominant plants and to …

… tailings; (3) to measure metal contents in the native dominant plants; (4) to evaluate the
enrichment and migration potentials of these native dominant plants, screen out species with …

… metal concentration in soil is the dominant factor [7, 18]. Relationships between total metal
contents in plants … Levels of most metals in plants were highly comparable with those of soil …

… In soil, there were two dominant types of metal concentration gradients with depth. Under
the absolute metallophytes, extremely high metal contents were measured in the surficial Ah …

… The data show that the metal contents in the plant tissues varied among wetlands, which …
, these factors are not dominant in determining metal uptake by the plant. It may indeed be that …

… -related metal(loid)s in soils and dominant plants … metal(loid)s in plants growing naturally
at different sites; (2) to examine the distribution pattern of traffic-related metal(loid)s in plant …

… In total, 51 species belonging to 21 families were recorded and the 12 dominant plants
were investigated for their potential in phytostabilization of heavy metals. Eight plant species, …

… contents of 6 toxic metals viz., Pb, Cu, Zn, Co, Ni, and Cr in the soil and plant samples of 16
plant … Plant species collected were the most common/dominant species at these sites. A total …

… metal contents in dominant plants showed they were close to those of other mineland plants…
to examine the heavy metal concentrations in soils and in the dominant plants (including the …

… dominant combination for constructing new plant communi⁃ ties. The other five dominant
plants have various performances in heavy metal … , the other four dominant plants can be used …