2022
DOI: 10.1134/s2079086422020104
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Role of Selenium in Plants, Animals, and Humans

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“…Selenium is accumulated into the plant tissues through its presence in water, soil, and air, and thereby introduced into the food chain. The uptake of inorganic Se from soil by plants is influenced by several factors, which include pH, salt levels and organic contents of the soil, and the Se assimilation characteristics of the plant species [ 43 ]. Inorganic Se exists in diverse valence states.…”
Section: Metabolic Processing Of Se Compounds In Plants and In Vivomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Selenium is accumulated into the plant tissues through its presence in water, soil, and air, and thereby introduced into the food chain. The uptake of inorganic Se from soil by plants is influenced by several factors, which include pH, salt levels and organic contents of the soil, and the Se assimilation characteristics of the plant species [ 43 ]. Inorganic Se exists in diverse valence states.…”
Section: Metabolic Processing Of Se Compounds In Plants and In Vivomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The amount of Se in foods varies and depends upon geological and geographical factors [ 74 ] ( Table 1 ). For example, the Se content in plants depends upon the type of soil and its natural Se content, the use of Se-enriched fertilisers, and Se bioavailability [ 75 ]. Depending on the ability to accumulate Se, plants may be classified as non-Se-accumulators, secondary Se-accumulators, and Se-accumulators.…”
Section: Functional Foods Rich In Seleniummentioning
confidence: 99%
“…El Se es un elemento asociado también con la tolerancia al estrés y, aunque no fue detectado en la solución del suelo, se encontró en el tallo y en las hojas en concentraciones fisiológicamente relevantes (Tabla 1). De acuerdo con Titov et al (2022) las concentraciones de Se en las plantas se pueden dividir en tres grupos en función de la capacidad para acumular este elemento. El primer grupo incluye a la mayor parte de las plantas, que acumulan pequeñas cantidades de 0.1-1.0 mg kg -1 en peso seco; el segundo grupo que acumula cantidades hasta de 200 mg kg -1 y el tercer grupo, denominado hiperacumulador abarca de 1,000 a 15,000 mg kg -1 .…”
Section: O N L I N E F I R S Tunclassified