Soils play a vital role in determining the availability of trace elements to plants. The uptake of
trace elements by plants constitutes an important link in the food chain of man. There are two …

Results obtained with 5 methods of extracting Th, Cd, Zn and Pb from a natural soil and
another highly contaminated with fallout from cement works indicated that those methods …

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Plants are components of ecosystem that transfer elements from abiotic to biotic
environments. Several elements, such as As, Cd, Hg, Pb, can be considered as food chain …

All plants must obtain a number of inorganic mineral elements from their environment to
ensure successful growth and development of both vegetative and reproductive tissues. A …

Transfer of trace elements into radishes, triticale and spinach was investigated in pot and
field experiments. Transfer quotients were in the order Cd> Zn> Mn> Cu= Ni> Co= V> Pb …

Study for four years was to determine cadmium uptake by plants with different rooting
patterns contaminated by cadmium at four different soil layers up to a depth of 80 cm in …

Oats, spinach, radishes, carrots and Phaseolus vulgaris were planted in a 3-year pot
experiment in three different soils: sandy Fluvisols (from Přerov nad Labem, Czech …

Studies of the effects of flooding on the chemistry of trace metals in soils and sediments are
important because of their implications for plant health, especially for rice, and in relation to …