Combined effect of Fe2+ ions and the meta-isomer of dihydric phenol on duckweed
The toxic effects of Fe2+ ions and resorcinol on Lemna minor in their joint presence in the aquatic environment were studied. The test response in the bioassay of solutions of Fe2+, resorcinol, and their mixtures was a violation of the permeability of duckweed membranes. This parameter was estimated...
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author | Stolpovskaya Elena Sukhovnina Viktoriya Aksamentova Evgeniya Kupchinsky Aleksandr Stom Devard |
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description | The toxic effects of Fe2+ ions and resorcinol on Lemna minor in their joint presence in the aquatic environment were studied. The test response in the bioassay of solutions of Fe2+, resorcinol, and their mixtures was a violation of the permeability of duckweed membranes. This parameter was estimated from the change in the electrical conductivity of the aquatic medium in which the plant was placed, exposed to the toxicant in the acute experiment (30 min). It was found that the addition of both an equinormal concentration of Fe(II) (0.1n) and a five-fold deficiency (0.02n) to a 0.1n solution of resorcinol reduced the toxicity of resorcinol. Most likely, the effect obtained can be achieved by the formation of a new, less toxic compound (probably of a complex nature). The test used in the work, based on the assessment of the permeability of cell membranes under the action of toxicants, once again proved to be a promising tool for analyzing the combined toxicity of phenolic compounds and metal ions in relation to plant organisms. |
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spelling | doaj.art-cf23e50c341c4eb088faba766bc8d6d22023-08-21T09:01:24ZengEDP SciencesE3S Web of Conferences2267-12422023-01-014110206210.1051/e3sconf/202341102062e3sconf_apecvi2023_02062Combined effect of Fe2+ ions and the meta-isomer of dihydric phenol on duckweedStolpovskaya Elena0Sukhovnina Viktoriya1Aksamentova Evgeniya2Kupchinsky Aleksandr3Stom Devard4Irkutsk State UniversityBaikal Museum of the SB RASBaikal Museum of the SB RASBaikal Museum of the SB RASIrkutsk State UniversityThe toxic effects of Fe2+ ions and resorcinol on Lemna minor in their joint presence in the aquatic environment were studied. The test response in the bioassay of solutions of Fe2+, resorcinol, and their mixtures was a violation of the permeability of duckweed membranes. This parameter was estimated from the change in the electrical conductivity of the aquatic medium in which the plant was placed, exposed to the toxicant in the acute experiment (30 min). It was found that the addition of both an equinormal concentration of Fe(II) (0.1n) and a five-fold deficiency (0.02n) to a 0.1n solution of resorcinol reduced the toxicity of resorcinol. Most likely, the effect obtained can be achieved by the formation of a new, less toxic compound (probably of a complex nature). The test used in the work, based on the assessment of the permeability of cell membranes under the action of toxicants, once again proved to be a promising tool for analyzing the combined toxicity of phenolic compounds and metal ions in relation to plant organisms.https://www.e3s-conferences.org/articles/e3sconf/pdf/2023/48/e3sconf_apecvi2023_02062.pdf |
spellingShingle | Stolpovskaya Elena Sukhovnina Viktoriya Aksamentova Evgeniya Kupchinsky Aleksandr Stom Devard Combined effect of Fe2+ ions and the meta-isomer of dihydric phenol on duckweed E3S Web of Conferences |
title | Combined effect of Fe2+ ions and the meta-isomer of dihydric phenol on duckweed |
title_full | Combined effect of Fe2+ ions and the meta-isomer of dihydric phenol on duckweed |
title_fullStr | Combined effect of Fe2+ ions and the meta-isomer of dihydric phenol on duckweed |
title_full_unstemmed | Combined effect of Fe2+ ions and the meta-isomer of dihydric phenol on duckweed |
title_short | Combined effect of Fe2+ ions and the meta-isomer of dihydric phenol on duckweed |
title_sort | combined effect of fe2 ions and the meta isomer of dihydric phenol on duckweed |
url | https://www.e3s-conferences.org/articles/e3sconf/pdf/2023/48/e3sconf_apecvi2023_02062.pdf |
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