18 results on '"Tai, Peidong"'
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2. Grafting with an invasive Xanthium strumarium improves tolerance and phytoremediation of native congener X. sibiricum to cadmium/copper/nickel tailings
3. Regulatory actions of rare earth elements (La and Gd) on the cell cycle of root tips in rice seedlings (Oryza sativa L.)
4. Corrigendum to “Grafting with an invasive Xanthium strumarium improves tolerance and phytoremediation of native congener X. sibiricum to cadmium/copper/nickel tailings” [Chemosphere, 308 (2022) 136561]
5. Grafting as a mitigation strategy to reduce root-to-shoot cadmium translocation in plants of Solanaceae family
6. Hybridization With an Invasive Plant of Xanthium strumarium Improves the Tolerance of Its Native Congener X. sibiricum to Cadmium
7. The exposure of gadolinium at environmental relevant levels induced genotoxic effects in Arabidopsis thaliana (L.)
8. Short-term toxic effects of chlorobenzenes on broadbean (Vicia faba) seedlings
9. Deriving site-specific water quality criteria for ammonia from national versus international toxicity data
10. Roles of MSH2 and MSH6 in cadmium-induced G2/M checkpoint arrest in Arabidopsis roots
11. Toxicity of ammonia, cadmium, and nitrobenzene to four local fishes in the Liao River, China and the derivation of site-specific water quality criteria
12. Cell cycle arrest mediated by Cd-induced DNA damage in Arabidopsis root tips
13. Cadmium-induced genomic instability in Arabidopsis: Molecular toxicological biomarkers for early diagnosis of cadmium stress
14. Variations in the bioavailability of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in industrial and agricultural soils after bioremediation
15. Characterization of cadmium (108Cd) distribution and accumulation in Tagetes erecta L. seedlings: Effect of split-root and of remove-xylem/phloem
16. Cadmium-induced DNA damage and mutations in Arabidopsis plantlet shoots identified by DNA fingerprinting
17. Biological toxicity of lanthanide elements on algae
18. Characterization of cadmium (108Cd) distribution and accumulation in Tagetes erecta L. seedlings: Effect of split-root and of remove-xylem/phloem.
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