Metal toxicity in plants is still a global problem for the environment, agriculture and ultimately
human health. This review initially addresses the current state of the environmental …

The use of low-cost and environmental safety amendments for the in situ immobilization of
heavy metals has been investigated as a promising method for contaminated soil …

Despite plastics providing great benefits to our daily life, plastics accumulating in the
environment, especially microplastics (MPs; defined as particles< 5 mm), can lead to a …

The present study was conducted to assess the risk to human health by heavy metals (Cd,
Cu, Pb, Zn, Ni and Cr) through the intake of locally grown vegetables, cereal crops and milk …

Throughout the world, urban agriculture supplies fresh local vegetables to city populations.
However, the increasing anthropogenic uses of metal-containing nanoparticles (NPs) such …

This new edition of a bestseller examines plant nutrition's role as one of the most important
limiting factors that must be overcome to optimize food production. Extensively revised and …

Composting represents the most common option to recover material from the organic
fraction of municipal solid waste, due to the possibility to use compost as a fertilizer. To this …

Abstract Effect of irrigation with treated municipal wastewater on the accumulation of heavy
metals in soils and food crops and potential health risks to human via consumption of these …

The response of grafted vegetables to stress conditions owing to the nutrient status, and the
presence of heavy metals in the root environment may be different than that of self-rooted …

The impact of heavy metal toxicity on the shoot and root lengths, total protein, fiber
characteristics, moisture content and nutrient composition of spinach (Spinacia oleracea) …