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1 lis 2018 · Radon (222 Rn) is the most abundant natural radioactive gas in nature and triggers carcinogenesis. Few reports exist on whether radon can damage plants as it does animals. Therefore, we chose Tillandsia brachycaulos, a common indicator plant, as the material to detect the physiological and genetic changes caused by radon.
6 lip 2023 · The transfer factor of radionuclides such as uranium, thorium, radium, and radon from soil to plants and their distribution among different parts of the plant depends on the soil nature and...
15 sty 2018 · Radon (222 Rn) is a natural radioactive gas and the major radioactive contributor to human exposure. The present effective ways to control Rn contamination are ventilation and adsorption with activated carbon. Plants are believed to be negligible in reducing airborne Rn.
4 mar 2023 · We present an overview of the molecular mechanisms of radiation responses in plants, which leads to a tempting conjecture of the evolutionary role of IR as a limiting factor for land colonization and plant diversification rates.
We included new information on (1) the precise identification of diseases and the pathogens that cause them, (2) the development of epidemics of plant diseases, (3) the application of biotechnology in plant pathology, (4) the use of alternative methods of crop production and disease management that help protect the environment, and (5) diseases ...
Hazard Summary. occurring radionuclides found in the environment. No information is available on the acute (short-ter. noncancer effects of the radionuclides in humans. Animal studies have reported inflammatory reactions in the nasal passages and kidn.
30 paź 2019 · Radon may prove useful for identifying plant traits that determine species-specific stem gas diffusion rates, which in turn may be used to quantify stem diffusion rates for other gases of interest such as CO 2 and CH 4.
