Erica andevalensis and Erica australis growing in the same extreme environments: Phytostabilization potential of mining areas
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- 作者：Rafael Pé ; rez-Ló ; peza ; rafael.perez@dgeo.uhu.es" class="auth_mail ; Belé ; n Má ; rquez-Garcí ; ab ; 1 ; Maria Manuela Abreuc ; manuelaabreu@isa.utl.pt" class="auth_mail ; José ; Miguel Nietoa ; Francisco Có ; rdobab
- 关键词：Sã ; o Domingos mine ; Hazardous elements ; Spontaneous heather ; Metals ; Tolerance ; Phytoremediation
- 刊名：Geoderma
- 出版年：October 2014
- 年：2014
- 卷：230-231
- 期：Complete
- 页码：194-203
- 全文大小：939 K
文摘
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Highly-polluted soils occur in abandoned mining districts of the Iberian Pyrite Belt.
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Erica andevalensis and Erica australis grow spontaneously under extreme conditions.
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Both Erica plants act as Mn-accumulator and acid-, Al-, As-, Fe- and Mn-tolerant.
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These plant species are suitable for phytostabilization of mine soils in this region.