| metal and proton adsorption capacities of natural and cloned sphagnum mosses. | terrestrial mosses are commonly used as bioindicators of atmospheric pollution. however, there is a lack of standardization of the biomonitoring preparation technique and the efficiency of metal adsorption by various moss species is poorly known. this is especially true for in vitro-cultivated moss clones, which are promising candidates for a standardized moss-bag technique. we studied the adsorption of copper and zinc on naturally grown sphagnum peat moss in comparison with in vitro-cultivated ... | 2016 | 26407060 |