Դաղձի կենսաբանական առանձնահատկությունները և բույսում ծանր մետաղների պարունակության խնդիրները տարբեր էկոլոգիական պայմաններում

Abstract

The research has been done in Lori region where the mint grows at the height of 490-3196 m above the sea levels and is unsparingly used by the residents of that area. A research has been done to find out the height of the plant, the duration of the transition of the plant phases, the size of the photosynthetic surface, the over ground and underground mass, as the content of some heavy metals in the growing spaces of different heights from the sea level. It has been found out that the plants which grow at a low height from the sea level grow quicker and are high, produce many, though small leaves, the over ground mass is less than compared with the underground mass, the transition of plant phases happens quicker. The quantity and the quality of hard metals charges according to the height of the growing space of the plants, though were identified no regularities.