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Accumulation of Trace Elements by Winter Wheat Plants Depending on the Cultivation Technology

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The highest copper content in winter wheat roots was observed using differentiated cultivation technology.
Zinc and manganese levels peaked in roots with direct sowing technology, reaching 41.37 mg/kg and 253.76 mg/kg respectively.
Investigated four cultivation technologies, ranging from traditional plowing to direct sowing, assessing their impact on trace element accumulation.
Direct seeding technology enhances biological absorption of trace elements in winter wheat grains, significantly outperforming other methods.

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Assessment shows increased levels of copper, zinc, and manganese in winter wheat, highlighting the impact of varying cultivation technologies.

Дубовик et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Assessment shows increased levels of copper, zinc, and manganese in winter wheat, highlighting the impact of varying cultivation technologies.