Sarsenbayev Kanat¹*, Altayuly Sagymbek² and Sarsenbayeva Aigerim³

¹Professor, Doctor of Biology, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Eurasian National University, Kazakhstan

*Corresponding Author: Sarsenbayev Kanat, Professor, Doctor of Biology, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Eurasian National University, Kazakhstan.

Received: June 23, 2022; Published: July 12, 2022

Abstract

This article sets out the material on the influence of the accumulation of copper accumulation in various parts of plants and cellular compartments of wheat seedlings. It was revealed that the addition of copper to the solution sharply lowered growth processes in plants. It was shown that the greatest accumulation of copper was observed in the roots, showing their protective barrier function. We studied various compartments of the cell. In 7 studied, copper was mainly accumulated in the cell membrane and in the cytoplasm. The results obtained contribute to the establishment of the basic laws of the distribution of copper in the cell, when its excess and increased understanding of the mechanisms of the action of heavy metals on plants.

Keywords: Wheat; Сopper; Compartmentalization; Metal Distribution; Resistance

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Citation

Citation: Sarsenbayev Kanat., et al. “Influence High Concentrations of Copper on Different Parts and Cell Compartments of Growing Wheat Seedling". Acta Scientific Nutritional Health 6.8 (2022): 54-57.

Copyright

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