High soil acidity (low metal ion saturation) favours the absorption of Rb from natural soils by vascular plants and fungi, whereas the absorption of K is little or not influenced. The difference in Rb uptake may be as great as one order of magnitude between soils of high and low acidity. Results of several studies are presented and discussed.
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