… Successive sprinkler irrigation over 7 years decreased grain total As to one-sixth its initial …
of sprinkler irrigation also reduced grain total As by one-third (0.20 mg kg − 1 ). Grain inorganic …

… Sprinkler irrigation has demonstrated to be a useful tool in minimizing the bioaccumulation
of As and Cd in rice grain of Carnise genotype cultivated in a soil heavily polluted by both …

… Sampling and analysis of irrigation water, paddy soils, and rice grains were extensively
described in a previous contribution of this research group (Langasco et al., 2022). Rice analysis …

… conditions, but using continuous flooding irrigation was 163 ± 23 μg … arsenic in rice grains
cultivated under sprinkler irrigation is close to the total arsenic concentration found in irrigation …

… irrigation (Table 3). On the Tiptonville silt loam soil, total As averaged 13 µg As kg −1 in grain
grown sprinkler irrigation … showing lower As in rice grain grown in aerobic soil conditions (Li …

… irrigation. With continuous use of sprinkler irrigation, a significantly high reduction in grain
total As was noticed in comparison to traditional irrigation. Further, the level of organic As …

… This result is consistent the effects of the irrigation method on arsenic bioaccumulation in
rice. Different rice genotypes have different tendencies to accumulate Cd, and this effect is …

… sprinkler irrigation with water enriched in As and F, applied individually or simultaneously was
carried out. When irrigation … out in pots mimicking sprinkler irrigation, using irrigation water …

… different irrigation management processes and arsenic … Arsenic accumulation in rice shoots
and grains was seen to … in greater grain loading compared to aerobic soil where arsenic …

… Arsenic bioavailability decreased in sprinkler irrigation conditions, in relation to the
traditional flooding system, lowering more than 5-times the As concentration in the rice …