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. 2015 Jul 20;169(1):674–689. doi: 10.1104/pp.15.00619

Table II. Soil and leaf metal concentrations in populations of N. caerulescens analyzed in this study.

Leaf metal concentrations corresponding to metal hyperaccumulation (greater than 100, 3,000, or 1,000 mg kg−1 for Cd, Zn, and Ni, respectively) are highlighted in boldface (Krämer, 2010). n.d., Below detection limits. Values given are arithmetic means of between one and three replicate samples.

Code Population Soil Concentration
Leaf Concentration
Cd Zn Cu Ni Cd Zn Cu Ni
mg kg−1 dry mass mg kg−1 dry biomass
CZ2 Czech Republic: Mohelno n.d. 58 7.9 170 17 1,600 3.5 1,800
SK1 Slovakia: Špania Dolina 0.50 120 320 11 16 7,400 12 14
F1 France: Bergenbach n.d. 82 10 1,800 5.3 2,100 3.9 10,000
F2 France: Viviez 51 5,100 425 36 390 6,100 12 3.1
F3 France, Firmi: Puy de Wolf 0.55 210 31 2,600 110 4,000 5.7 13,000
F4 France: St. Félix de Pallières 98 22,000 60 12 720 12,000 15 3.0
F5 France: St. Laurent le Minier 220 94,000 12 37 750 13,000 6.1 1.4