The relationship between root morphology and cadmium accumulation in seedlings of two durum wheat cultivars

By Edward Berkelaar, B. Hale. 2000

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Changes in phytohormone contents in chickpea seeds germinating under lead or zinc stress (2005, unknown): “When the soil is heavy metal-contaminated, plants will take up metals via root system (Nwosu et al. 1995, Xiong 1997, Berkelaar and Hale 2000).”
Root responses to cadmium in the rhizosphere: a review. (2011, background): “Supporting the presence of an apoplasmic pathway, are observations that the root tip is the most active region of the root for Cd 2+ influx (Piñ eros et al., 1998), and that Cd accumulation by wheat cultivars is positively correlated with their number of root apices (Berkelaar and Hale, 2000).”