Accumulation of Fluoride and Aluminium Related to Different Varieties of Tea Plant
@article{Ruan2001AccumulationOF, title={Accumulation of Fluoride and Aluminium Related to Different Varieties of Tea Plant}, author={Jianyun Ruan and Ming Hung Wong}, journal={Environmental Geochemistry and Health}, year={2001}, volume={23}, pages={53-63} }
Samples of young shoot, mature leaf, twig, root, and litter were taken from four recently bred varieties Zhe-nong 113, Zhe-nong 121, Zi-sun, and Bi-feng grown at two tea plantations located at Zhejiang and Jiangsu Provinces. The results showed that the concentrations of F and Al in tea plants were significantly different among the four varieties. It is therefore possible that F and Al concentrations in tea products can be reduced through variety selection. The results also revealed that old…
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