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Use of species of the genus Tillandsia as bio monitors of the atmospheric contamination using radiochemical analysis; Utilizacion de especies del genero Tillandsia como biomonitores de la contaminacion atmosferica utilizando tecnicas radioquimicas

Abstract

The use of epiphytic plants as bio monitors of environmental pollution is studied in this paper. Species of the genus Tillandsia were selected to make studies, on the one hand, using the Neutron Activation Analysis in order to make multielemental analysis to detect possible pollutants. Optimum conditions of preparation and treatment of the samples were determined to verify the elemental uptake in plant tissues. On the other hand, some studies were carried out to investigate the uptake (translocation) of possible pollutants by using radiotracers. With this aim, a conditioned area (glove box) has been developed in order to reproduce the environment of these plants. This glove box was used for studies with radiotracers. The results of the experiments with Hg as radiotracer are presented in this paper. (author)
Authors:
Alonso, M T; Wilkinson, M V; Marques, R; [1]  Castro, M A; [2]  Di Risio, C [3] 
  1. Buenos Aires Univ. (Argentina). Dept. de Quimica Inorganica, Analitica y Quimica Fisica
  2. Buenos Aires Univ. (Argentina). Dept. de Ciencias Biologicas
  3. Buenos Aires Univ. (Argentina)
Publication Date:
Jul 01, 2000
Product Type:
Conference
Report Number:
INIS-AR-C-090
Reference Number:
EDB-01:093235
Resource Relation:
Conference: AATN 2000: 27. Annual meeting of the Argentine Association of Nuclear Technology (AANT), AATN 2000: 27. Reunion anual de la Asociacion Argentina de Tecnologia Nuclear (AATN), Buenos Aires (Argentina), 22-24 Nov 2000; Other Information: 7 refs., 9 figs., 4 tabs; PBD: 2000
Subject:
54 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES; AIR POLLUTION; AIR POLLUTION MONITORS; BIOLOGICAL INDICATORS; NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS; POLLUTION CONTROL
OSTI ID:
20199002
Country of Origin:
Argentina
Language:
Spanish
Other Identifying Numbers:
TRN: AR01C0118048929
Availability:
Available from INIS in electronic form
Submitting Site:
INIS
Size:
11 pages
Announcement Date:
Nov 01, 2001

Citation Formats

Alonso, M T, Wilkinson, M V, Marques, R, Castro, M A, and Di Risio, C. Use of species of the genus Tillandsia as bio monitors of the atmospheric contamination using radiochemical analysis; Utilizacion de especies del genero Tillandsia como biomonitores de la contaminacion atmosferica utilizando tecnicas radioquimicas. Argentina: N. p., 2000. Web.
Alonso, M T, Wilkinson, M V, Marques, R, Castro, M A, & Di Risio, C. Use of species of the genus Tillandsia as bio monitors of the atmospheric contamination using radiochemical analysis; Utilizacion de especies del genero Tillandsia como biomonitores de la contaminacion atmosferica utilizando tecnicas radioquimicas. Argentina.
Alonso, M T, Wilkinson, M V, Marques, R, Castro, M A, and Di Risio, C. 2000. "Use of species of the genus Tillandsia as bio monitors of the atmospheric contamination using radiochemical analysis; Utilizacion de especies del genero Tillandsia como biomonitores de la contaminacion atmosferica utilizando tecnicas radioquimicas." Argentina.
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title = {Use of species of the genus Tillandsia as bio monitors of the atmospheric contamination using radiochemical analysis; Utilizacion de especies del genero Tillandsia como biomonitores de la contaminacion atmosferica utilizando tecnicas radioquimicas}
author = {Alonso, M T, Wilkinson, M V, Marques, R, Castro, M A, and Di Risio, C}
abstractNote = {The use of epiphytic plants as bio monitors of environmental pollution is studied in this paper. Species of the genus Tillandsia were selected to make studies, on the one hand, using the Neutron Activation Analysis in order to make multielemental analysis to detect possible pollutants. Optimum conditions of preparation and treatment of the samples were determined to verify the elemental uptake in plant tissues. On the other hand, some studies were carried out to investigate the uptake (translocation) of possible pollutants by using radiotracers. With this aim, a conditioned area (glove box) has been developed in order to reproduce the environment of these plants. This glove box was used for studies with radiotracers. The results of the experiments with Hg as radiotracer are presented in this paper. (author)}
place = {Argentina}
year = {2000}
month = {Jul}
}