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Title THE INFLUENCE OF EARTHWORMS (LUMBRICIDAE) AND OF WIREWORMS (ELATERIDAE) ON THE INCORPORATION OF RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES Ca$sup 45$ AND Sr$sup 90$ BY PLANTS FROM THE SOIL
Creator/Author Peredel'skii, A.A. ; Bogatyrev, I.O. ; Karavyanskii, N.S.
Publication Date1960 Oct 21
OSTI IdentifierOSTI ID: 4079831
Resource TypeJournal Article
Resource RelationJournal Name: Doklady Akad. Nauk S.S.S.R.; Journal Volume: Vol: 134; Other Information: Orig. Receipt Date: 31-DEC-61
Research OrgInst. of Biological Physics, Academy of Sciences, USSR; William's All-Union Inst. of Scientific Research in Fodder, USSR
SubjectBIOLOGY AND MEDICINE; ANIMALS; CALCIUM 45; CEREALS; CONTAMINATION; PLANTS; SOILS; STRONTIUM 90
Description/AbstractThe influence of rain-worms (lumbricidae) and click beetle (elateridae) larva on corn and Windsor bean (vicia faba). uptake of Ca/sup 45/ and Sr/sup 90/ was investigated. The activity of contaminated ground for corn was 0.1 mu c/g of Ca/sup 45/ and 0.0064 mu c/g of Sr/sup 90/ and for beans 0.05 mu c/g Ca/sup 45/ and 0.01 mu c/g Sr/sup 90/. Tabulated results indicate increased concentrations of Ca/sup 45/ and Sr/sup 90/ in corn leaves in the presence of elateridae and in most cases in the presence of the lumbricidae, However, the influence of elateridae is considerably stronger. The presence of elateridae and lumbricidae depresses the uptake of Sr/sup 90/ and Ca/sup 45/ by corn roots. In contrast, the influence of lumbricidae on the uptake of isotopes by bean leaves is much stronger than the elateridae, while lumbricidae exhibits stronger depressive effects on Ca/sup 45/ and Sr/sup 90/ uptake by bean roots. The lumbricidae exert a stronger influence on plants' assimilation of radioactive isotopes. (R.V.J.)
Country of PublicationCountry unknown/Code not available
LanguageRussian
FormatMedium: X; Size: Pages: 1450-2
System Entry Date2008 Feb 05

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