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Physiological and biochemical mechanisms underlying nitrogen-mediated cadmium tolerance in Ulva prolifera and Ulva linza
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• N supplementation significantly mitigates Cd-induced growth inhibition in Ulva. • N restores photosystem II efficiency and photosynthetic pigments under Cd stress. • N increases total Cd burdens but reduces toxicity via subcellular redistribution. • Cd shifts from cell walls to intracellular soluble fractions upon N enrichment. • N triggers a metabolic shift from sugar-based to protein-based osmolytes.
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Ulva prolifera
Ulva linza
Cadmium toxicity
Nitrogen enrichment
Subcellular compartmentalization
Chlorophyll fluorescence
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