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Reference  Jurkowska et al.  (1990)  Jasiewicz (1991)  Jurkowska et al.  (1992)  Gorlach and  ´  Gambus  (1992)  Gorlach (1994)  Baraniecki and  Mankowski  (1995)















                    0.11–018              0.36–0.53  0.38–0.55  0.065–0.995
                  Mo   0.10             Mo          Ni     Ni  4.5  1.4  9.2  2.8

                    6.10–7.31  6.10–7. 01  10–2,000  5.37–7.69  11.65–16.38  0.159–0.249
                  Cu     Cu  5–30       Cu          Cu     Cu  9.4  5.4  10.9  8.7  Cu  21.3  9.7  41.7
          L.)
          sativa  Zn  127–143  79–127  Zn  60–80  50–100  Zn  83–136  373–532  Zn  1.17–7.69  Zn  132  28  386  71  Zn  64.6  11.6  21.5

          (Cannabis  576–896  50–100  10–40  118–481  183–398  0.199–0.354



          hemp  HMs concentration in plant/plant organs (mg kg  1 DW)  Mn  8–21  Mn  Mn  Pb  Pb  6.7  5.5  9.0  3.3  Pb  0.8  2.0  6.0
          by      Fe  750–882  29–34  Fe  150–270  500–1,800 (approximate values read from graphs)  Fe  98–393  536–950  Cd  0.017–0.105  Cd  2.4  1.0  11.0  4.0  Cd  0.17  0.11  0.32
          accumulation  biomass:  biomass:  biomass:  Plant organs not distinguished (above-ground þ root biomass)  Above-ground: I




          and       Above-ground  Roots:  Above-ground  Roots:  Above-ground  Roots:  Biomass: II  Roots: I  Root: II  Seed:  Stem:  Root:
          uptake    experiment)           experiment)       4.6  6.6           experiment)

          metals  HMs concentration  in soil/solution  (mg kg  1 )  No data (pot  FeSO 4 .7H 2 O:  2–7.5  MnSO 4 .H 2 O:  0.25–0.6  ZnSO 4 .7H 2 O:  0.1–0.3  Na 2 MoO 4 .2H 2 O:  0.1–0.3  (water cultures)  No data (pot  Cd: 1, +8  Cu: 7.8, +30  Ni: 8.4, +50  Pb: 31, +100  Zn: 83.1, +200  (pot experiment)  Cd: 1.0 Soil I  ¼  pH  Cu: 7.6 Soil II  ¼


          heavy
          of                              and soil moisture  content on selected  plant growth/yield;  effect of liming and  phytoavailability  phytoavailability  accumulation of  effect on yield and
          summary  Aim of study  Effect of N-fertilisation  on selected  microelements  uptake  Cu effect on the Mn, Zn  and Fe uptake  (CuSO 4 : 0, 0.05, 0.1,  0.2, 0.5, 1, 2, 5,  10 mg dm  3 )  Effect of N-fertilisation  microelements  uptake  Toxic effect of HMs on  P-fertilisation on HMs  Effect of liming  (CaCO 3 )on  of HMs  On site experim


          The
          11.4
          Table  Hemp variety  Not presented  Bialobrzeskie  Not presented  Bialobrzeskie  Bialobrzeskie  Bialobrzeskie
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