The quality and safety of agricultural soil are the foundation of crop production, and the
traceability of heavy metals (HMs) is a prerequisite for effective contamination control. In …

Heavy metals (HMs) in farmland soils lead to adverse influences on ecosystem and human
health. Despite that, data on quantitative risk from different sources are still scarce. In this …

Heavy metal pollution in soil has received much attention in recent decades. Many studies
have analyzed the contamination status, spatial distribution, and pollution sources of heavy …

In this study, the concentrations of Cr, Cu, Ni, Pb, Zn, Cd, As, and Hg in the typical
greenhouse vegetable soils in Shenyang, Northeast of China, were determined, and the …

Heavy metal pollution is a widespread problem and strongly affects human health through
the food chain. In this study, the overall pollution situation and source apportionment of …

Heavy metal pollution in vegetable-growing soils is of increasing concern due to the
potential health risk via food chain. The present study aimed at assessing the potential …

Unreasonable human activities may cause the accumulation of heavy metals (HMs) in the
agricultural soil, which will ultimately threaten the quality of soil environment, the safety of …

The accumulation of heavy metals (HMs) in the soil poses a threat to human health. In this
study, 62 pairs of topsoil and wheat grain samples were collected from a typical industrial …

Heavy metals (HMs) in agricultural land have caused serious environmental problems,
resulting in severe contamination of the food chain and posing potential health threats. This …

In order to understand the status of heavy metal pollution and the resulting ecological risk of
farmland soil surrounding the manganese mining area, 174 soil samples were collected …