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GrainGenes Reference Report: BTR-66-379

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Reference	BTR-66-379
Title	Mercury toxicity in plants
Journal	Botanical Review
Year	2000
Volume	66
Pages	379-422
Author	Patra M Sharma A
Keyword	[ Hide all but 1 of 124 ] aberrations agricultural soil air air-pollution aneuploid antifungal aquaporin aquatic macrophytes aquatic plants arabidopsis thaliana assay atmosphere atp atpase bacterial gene brassica c-3 c-4 callus carbon cations cell cell culture chlorophyll chromosomal aberration coleoptile contamination corn culture cysteine dark detoxification disease dna efflux enzyme escherichia coli ethyl ferrooxidans fertilizer fungal fungal diseases genetic effects genetic engineering genetic lly engineered plants germination glutathione gram-negative bacteria growth rate haploid heavy-metals hordeum vulgare hyacinth eichhornia crassipes hypocotyl hypogymnia physodes induction injury its land leaf area lichens light light intensity lime magnesium membrane mercury metal ion methane microorganisms mutagenesis nicotiana nicotiana tabacum nitrogen oat oats pea permeability ph phenylmercuric acetate phosphate photosynthesis phytoremediation plant cells plant roots plasma membrane plasmids poisoning poplar population protein synthesis reductase resistance resistance gene review rice root schizosaccharomyces pombe seed seed germination seedling growth soil sorghum spartina spirulina platensis stress substitution suspension suspension culture thylakoid membranes tobacco tolerance tonoplast toxicity transgenic transgenic plant translocation transport variant vascular plants verticillata lf royle vigna unguiculata water wild rice

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