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35. Turgut (2004). Sunflower (Helianthus annuus) Citric acid 1 g/kg Root part： Cd0.09 mg/g Ni 0.01mg/g Cr 0.06 mg/g Aerial part： Cd 0.02 mg/g Ni 0.01 mg/g Cr 0.09 mg/g Cr 1.50 Ni 1.00 Cd 0.22 Citric acid 3 g/kg Root part： Cd 0.05 mg/g Ni 0.01 mg/g Cr 0.09 mg/g Aerial part： Cd 0.0025 mg/g Ni 0.03 mg/g Cr 0.07 mg/g Cr 0.78 Ni 3.00 Cd 0.05 EDTA 0.1 g/kg Root part： Cd 0.09 mg/g Ni 0.01 mg/g Cr 0.06 mg/g Aerial part： Cd 0.125 mg/g Ni 0.01 mg/g Cr 0.07 mg/g Cr 1.17 Ni 1.00 Cd 1.39 EDTA 0.3 g/kg Root part： Cd 0.22 mg/g Cd 0.01 mg/g Cr 0.11 mg/g Aerial part： Cd 0.015 mg/g Ni 0.17 mg/g Cr 1. Sunflower (Helianthus annuus) Citric acid 1 g/kg Root part： Cd0.09 mg/g Ni 0.01mg/g Cr 0.06 mg/g Aerial part： Cd 0.02 mg/g Ni 0.01 mg/g Cr 0.09 mg/g Cr 1.50 Ni 1.00 Cd 0.22 Citric acid 3 g/kg Root part： Cd 0.05 mg/g Ni 0.01 mg/g Cr 0.09 mg/g Aerial part： Cd 0.0025 mg/g Ni 0.03 mg/g Cr 0.07 mg/g Cr 0.78 Ni 3.00 Cd 0.05 EDTA 0.1 g/kg Root part： Cd 0.09 mg/g Ni 0.01 mg/g Cr 0.06 mg/g Aerial part： Cd 0.125 mg/g Ni 0.01 mg/g Cr 0.07 mg/g Cr 1.17 Ni 1.00 Cd 1.39 EDTA 0.3 g/kg Root part： Cd 0.22 mg/g Cd 0.01 mg/g Cr 0.11 mg/g Aerial part： Cd 0.015 mg/g Ni 0.17 mg/g Cr 1, 55, 9.
