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Cerium oxide nanoparticles ( n CeO 2 ) have a wide variety of applications in industry. Models demonstrated that n CeO 2 can reach environmental compartments. Studies regarding the relationships between plants and n CeO 2 considered only crop species, whereas a relevant knowledge gap exists regarding wild plant species. Specimens of Silene flos-cuculi ( Caryophyllaceae ) were grown in greenhouse conditions in a substrate amended with a single dose (D1) and two and three doses (D2 and D3) of 20 mg kg -1 and 200 mg kg -1  n CeO 2 suspensions, respectively. sp-ICP-MS and ICP-MS data demonstrated that n CeO 2 was taken up by plant roots and translocated towards aerial plant fractions. Biometric variables showed that plants responded negatively to the treatments with a shortage in biomass of roots and stems. Although not at relevant concentrations, Ce was accumulated mainly in roots and plant leaves.

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Single and Repeated Applications of Cerium Oxide Nanoparticles Differently Affect the Growth and Biomass Accumulation of Silene flos-cuculi L. (Caryophyllaceae)