Synchrotron micro-scale measurement of metal distributions in Phragmites australis and Typha latifolia root tissue from an urban brownfield site

Keyphrases

• Root Tissue 100%
• Synchrotron 100%
• Urban Brownfields 100%
• Metal Distribution 100%
• Synchrotron X-ray 100%
• Brownfield Sites 100%
• Typha Latifolia 100%
• Microscale Measurement 100%
• Phragmites Australis 100%
• Epidermis 100%
• Cu-Zn 66%
• State Parks 66%
• X-ray Microfluorescence 66%
• Root System 66%
• Spatial Distribution 33%
• New Jersey 33%
• Microcomputed Tomography 33%
• Metal Loading 33%
• Zn Concentration 33%
• Pb Concentration 33%
• Cu Concentration 33%
• Fe Concentration 33%
• Vascular Tissue 33%
• Two-site 33%
• Metal Concentration 33%
• Metal Uptake 33%
• Meter Scale 33%
• Growing Season 33%
• Fe-Cu 33%
• Fe-Zn 33%
• CuMn 33%
• FeMn 33%
• Metal Fe 33%
• Structure Measurement 33%
• P. Australis 33%
• Ecological Function 33%
• Scale Resolution 33%
• Fe Oxides 33%
• Root Structure 33%
• Wetland Plants 33%
• Mn-Zn 33%
• T. Latifolia 33%
• Mn Concentration 33%
• Root Cross Sections 33%
• Brownfield Remediation 33%
• X-ray Attenuation 33%
• Metal Transport 33%
• Metal Accumulation 33%
• Concentration Distribution 33%
• Synchrotron X-ray Computed Microtomography 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• State Park 100%
• Typha latifolia 100%
• Root System 100%
• Phragmites australis 100%
• Jersey 50%
• Vascular Tissue 50%
• Metal Concentrations 50%
• Growing Season 50%
• Wetland Plants 50%
• Ecological Function 50%