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. 2014 May 16;9(5):e97106. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0097106

Table 5. Total, leaf, stem and root iron and zinc contents in plants of L. japonicus MG-20 and Gifu B-129 plants.

Ion Ecotype Treatment Total (ppm) Leaf (ppm) Stem (ppm) Root (ppm)
Fe MG-20 Control 1848,9±174,72b 179,44±22,97a 181,33±19,56a 1516±170,3a
MG-20 Alkalinity 2681,54±174,72a 174,5±22,97a 306,7±55,46b 2199±170,3b
Gifu B-129 Control 2065,23±165,76b 233,71±22,97a 306,65±18,76a 1579±161,6a
Gifu B-129 Alkalinity 2609,01±198,12a 184,5±23,99a 354,73±35,12a 2091±193,1b
Zn MG-20 Control 104,63±5,67a 27,64±1,69a 43,05±3,32a 36,42±3,38a
MG-20 Alkalinity 39,16±5,4b 10,45±1,69b 7,02±4,34b 24,88±3,09a
Gifu B-129 Control 122,49±5,4a 35,78±1,69a 64,91±3,46a 23,25±3,09a
Gifu B-129 Alkalinity 33,27±5,4b 9,18±1,95b 14,28±4,34b 16,68±3,23b

Seven-day-old plants were watered with 0.5×Hoagland’s nutrient solution, with or without addition of 10 mM NaHCO3 over 21 days. Average data (±SE; n = 12) with the same letter within each ecotype are not significant different (Duncan, P<0.001).