The cadmium-hypertolerant fern, <i>Athyrium yokoscense</i> , exhibits two cadmium stress mitigation strategies in the roots and the aerial parts
Yuko Ukai(Tokyo University of Science), Hiroaki Shimada(Tokyo University of Science), Manaka Kamada(Tokyo University of Science), Tomoko Abe(RIKEN Nishina Center), Fumiyuki Goto(Tokai University), Hiroki Taoka(Tokyo University of Science), Kazuyoshi Kitazaki(Hokkaido University), Toshihiro Yoshihara(Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry), Y. Wakui(Tokyo University of Science), Akiko Hokura(Tokyo Denki University)
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