Table 2 Elemental concentrations in the dried biomass and the corresponding ash of Dichapetalum gelonioides subsp. tuberculatum, subsp. sumatranum and subsp. pilosum (values are given in ranges and means).

From: Contrasting nickel and zinc hyperaccumulation in subspecies of Dichapetalum gelonioides from Southeast Asia

Dichapetalum gelonioides subsp.

n

Ni

Zn

Al

Ca

Co

Fe

K

Mg

Mn

P

S

  

Elemental concentrations in the dried biomass prior to ashing (µg g −1 )

subsp. tuberculatum (Leaves)

2

29535–30265 [29900]

255–275 [265]

40–45 [45]

13525–15845 [14685]

9.3–9.5 [9.4]

175–220 [200]

1335––1400 [1365]

1845–2175 [2005]

40–45 [40]

3490–3885 [3685]

3585–3940 [3760]

subsp. sumatranum (Leaves)

1

35

10730

55

19285

3.4

100

12190

2460

190

3290

11435

subsp. sumatranum (Stems)

1

5.00

940

45

5530

45

2315

265

50

2675

1240

subsp. pilosum (Twigs and leaves)

1

15

2995

45

19650

0.5

115

14665

1365

495

3010

9395

  

Elemental concentrations in the ‘bio-ore’ (biomass after ashing) (wt%)

subsp. tuberculatum (Leaves)

2

10.0–11.0 [10.5]

0.18–0.32 [0.25]

0.05–0.13 [0.09]

9.49–10.1 [9.77]

[0.01]

0.09–0.23 [0.16]

2.17–2.28 [2.23]

2.07–2.48 [2.28]

[0.05]

0.60–0.61 [0.61]

2.55–2.90 [2.75]

subsp. sumatranum (Leaves)

1

1.30

2.88

0.13

13.5

0.12

8.65

1.85

0.22

0.72

7.22

subsp. sumatranum (Stems)

1

0.03

3.27

0.39

19.1

0.14

8.13

0.99

0.17

1.14

3.89

subsp. pilosum (Twigs and leaves)

1

1.14

1.80

0.07

14.3

0.07

11.8

1.14

0.29

0.55

5.80

  1. The digest and extracts were analysed with Inductively Coupled Plasma Atomic Emission Spectroscopy (ICP-AES).