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• TITLE: Possible Application of the Medicinal Plant Hyoscyamus albus in Phytoremediation: Excess Copper Compensates for Iron Deficiency, Depending on the Light Conditions

  AUTHORS: Noriko Tamari, Akemi Mine, Ari Sako, Seiya Tamagawa, Yasuhiro Tabira, Yoshie Kitamura

  KEYWORDS: Copper Accumulator, Medicinal Plant, Hyoscyamus albus

  JOURNAL NAME: American Journal of Plant Sciences, Vol.5 No.26, December 23, 2014

  ABSTRACT: Seedlings of the medicinal plant Hyoscyamus albus were supplied with an excess of Cu to examine the possible application in phytoremediation. The seedlings were cultured in B5 medium supplied with basal 0.1 μM Cu and 200 μM Cu under various light conditions: short day (SD); long day (LD); and continuous light (CL). In addition, the effect of supplying 200 μM Cu under Fe deficiency was determined, in order to elucidate the interaction between Cu and Fe. Interestingly, Fe-deficiency symptoms that developed in plants grown with basic levels of Cu under LD almost disappeared when excess Cu was supplied. Plant growth mainly depended on the photo irradiation period (SD