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When normalized to respective control values (unamended vegetation), the root and stem p,p\u2032-DDE bioconcentration factors (BCF) of the accumulator cultivars were significantly greater than those of the nonaccumulator cultivars under most nutrient regimes. The biomass of accumulator cultivars decreased by up to 61% under certain nutrient regimes, resulting in mixed effects on the amount of p,p\u2032-DDE extracted. Treatment with N and P increased nonaccumulator biomass by 40 to 100%, and increased p,p\u2032-DDE extraction from soil by 75%. Although generally assumed that fertilizer amendments will enhance phytoremediation, as evidenced here by the nonaccumulators, additions of macronutrients may reduce the phytoextraction of weathered POPs by C. pepo ssp pepo. 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