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COMMUNICATIONS IN SOIL SCIENCE AND PLANT ANALYSIS
卷 41, 期 11, 页码 1283-1292出版社
TAYLOR & FRANCIS INC
DOI: 10.1080/00103621003759296
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Belgium; fertilizer; grassland; plants; selenium; soil
In a survey of grasslands, mean selenium (Se) concentration in Holcus lanatus was 83 g kg-1 (less than 100 g kg-1, the minimal concentration protecting mammals from deficiency disorders). Despite rather high levels of soil extractable Se, plant Se availability was supposed to be low because of high soil humus concentration. A pot experiment with common grassland species showed contrasting responses to selenate addition (9 g Se ha-1 yr-1). Lolium perenne leaves reached 470 g kg-1, and Trifolium pratense reached 292 g kg-1. The controls were less than 100 g kg-1. Leaves of others species showed greater values both in control and treated series and no significant difference. In a second pot experiment, Melilotus albus, a supposed secondary accumulator, and Lolium perenne as a control were submitted to moderate increased selenate additions (up to 45 g Se ha-1 yr-1). The results confirmed that Melilotus albus was a better accumulator with a leaf concentration that could reach the toxicity level of 2 mg kg-1.
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