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Metal contaminated soils are a problem throughout the world. Because metals accumulate
in the food chain they have been linked to adverse human and ecosystem health. One …

Most experiments dealing with the effects of soil water on micronutrient supply to plants
compare well—drained (aerobic) soils with flooded (anaerobic) soils, the effects being …

Preliminary predictive equations are presented for estimating root uptake of As, Cd, Cu and
Zn in fruiting and root vegetables. It is shown that by using data on additional soil …

Abstract The content of Cd, Zn, Cu, Pb and As in various crops varied with season, and
within any crop correlations were found between the contents of Cu and Zn, Cu and Pb, Pb …

The total concentrations of trace metals and metalloids in soils, their chemical forms, mobility
and availability to the food chain, provide the basis for a range of problems in crop, animal …

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An account is given of pollution by trace elements present in the soil due to natural or human
activities. Plant growth, soil contamination and reclamation is discussed in relation to metal …

A pot experiment was conducted to study changes over time of Cd and Zn in soil solution
and in plants. Radish was grown in a soil which had been contaminated with heavy metals …

Roots of most, if not all, higher plants are barriers to the translocation of many trace elements
to the shoots of plants. Some of the elements in question are not essential insofar as is …