The toxic effect of aluminium in vines

E. Le Roux; M. Peisach; C. Pineda; M. Pougnet

doi:10.1007/bf02037855

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Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry

Volume/Issue:: Volume 120: Issue 1

The toxic effect of aluminium in vines

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E. Le Roux

E. Le Roux Nederburg Wines Box 46 7645 Huguenot (South Africa)

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M. Peisach

M. Peisach C.S.I.R. National Accelerator Centre Box 72 7131 Faure (South Africa)

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C. Pineda

C. Pineda C.S.I.R. National Accelerator Centre Box 72 7131 Faure (South Africa)

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M. Pougnet

M. Pougnet C.S.I.R. National Accelerator Centre Box 72 7131 Faure (South Africa)

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Pages:: 97–104

Online Publication Date:: 13 Aug 2005

Publication Date:: 17 Jan 1988

Article Category:: Research Article

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02037855

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Abstract

The split-root technique was used to study the effect of varying the growth media on the elemental content of nutrient elements in the roots of grape vines. The varieties 2-1 (R99 x Jacquez) and Sauvignon blanc (Vitis vinifera) were grown in Hoagland water culture with and without added aluminium. The elemental concentrations of Mg, Al, Si, P. S, Cl, K and Ca in the dried roots were determined by PIXE. Roots grown in Al-rich media were deficient in Mg and Ca, but enriched in Al. There was a correlation between Al and Si but the uptake differed in the two varieties.

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Journal of Radionalytical and Nuclear Chemistry
Language	English
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