… It is worth noting that the global mean As content of white rice obtained in this study
agrees well with the mean of 0.15 mg/kg reported by Meharg et al. (2009). The mean Se …

… to preserve the highest content of essential … rice grains in hot water carries the risk of
consuming an excessive amount of this element due to As content exceeding the permissible value, …

… However, rice consumption can also be a significant pathway of inorganic arsenic (iAs) …
This study assessed nutrient element (NE) densities in fifty-five rice types (white, brown and …

… about the levels of total arsenic in rice and by-products (… arsenic in related rice products, ie
rice milk. The purpose of this investigation was to determine total arsenic concentration in rice …

… in terms of nutrient uptake and accumulation in rice grains, carbohydrate compositions [total …
enzymes (ie SS and SPS) in leaves and different sugars in grains of As stressed rice plants. …

… form and concentration of arsenic added in nutrient solution was examined. A 4 x … arsenic
chemical forms by rice is possibly responsible for the straighthead disorder attributed to arsenic…

… of rice plant on grain As and other mineral nutrient content to … of growth phases on nutrient
build-up in grain at maturity. As … of rice plant respond to As stress and influence grain ionome …

… the expected limits of arsenic. No samples of rice grain (Oryza sativa L.) had arsenic
concentrations more than the recommended limit of 1.0 mg/kg. However, rice plants, especially the …

… that arsenic bioavailability in rice is highly dependent on arsenic speciation, which in turn can
vary depending on rice cultivar, arsenic … and nature of arsenic speciation in cooking water. …

… , and arsenic species present in Indica and Japonica rice cultivars (Oryza sativa L.) grown
in similar regions, as well as brown rice. Essential amino acids in brown rice exhibited a …