Accumulation and transformation of heavy metals (HM) within the ‘soil-plants’ system in prolonged agrochemical trials

Mineev, V. G.

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“…The first research on this study was conducted in 1961-1975. B.S.Baisibekov and R. E.Yeleshev [6,7]. The data showed that as a result of application of phosphoric fertilizers within 15 years there is a significant change in qualitative and quantitative composition of phosphoric compounds (table 1).…”

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“…In the nutrition of cultivated plants, the most important place is given to the organic and mineral forms of phosphorus, which are constantly in the process of becoming one another. The organic part of phosphorus represents the main component of the "working capital" of soil phosphates and, under certain conditions, can be mineralized, enriching the soil with mineral forms of phosphorus [6][7].…”

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Transformation of Quality and Quantitative Composition of Mineral Phosphates in Light Chestnut Soil During Long-Term Application of Phosphorous Fertilizers in Crop Ratotaion and Permenant Sugar Beet Sowing

Alimbekova,

Malimbayeva,

Balgabaev

et al. 2023

Izdenister natigeler

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The article presents the results of studies on the influence of long-term application of phosphoric fertilizers on sugar beet crops unchallenged for more than 50 years on the transformation of phosphate forms on light chestnut soil and its productivity in comparison with the identical options in the rotation. Despite the large amount of practical material, the effect of the duration of application of phosphorus fertilizers on irrigated soils in Kazakhstan has not been sufficiently studied. The available isolated data on the influence of the duration of fertilizer application relate to the aspect of assessing their impact on the yield and quality of the crop and, partly, on the phosphate regime of soils. Most of the studies were carried out within the framework of short-term field experiments, which are designed, first of all, to establish specific doses of fertilizers on the productivity of agricultural crops. These field studies were carried out on a fairly narrow background and time frame of variation in soil fertility characteristics, which did not allow us to establish the qualitative and quantitative composition of phosphates and their functional relationship between the level of potential and effective fertility.

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Transformation of Quality and Quantitative Composition of Mineral Phosphates in Light Chestnut Soil During Long-Term Application of Phosphorous Fertilizers in Crop Ratotaion and Permenant Sugar Beet Sowing

Alimbekova,

Malimbayeva,

Balgabaev

et al. 2023

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Ecological risk assessment of heavy metals in soils surrounding oil waste disposal areas

Wang

Liu

et al. 2016

Environ Monit Assess

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More attention is being devoted to heavy metal pollution because heavy metals can concentrate in higher animals through the food chain, harm human health and threaten the stability of the ecological environment. In this study, the effects of heavy metals (Cu, Cr, Zn, Pb, Cd, Ni and Hg) emanating from oil waste disposal on surrounding soil in Jilin Province, China, were investigated. A potential ecological risk index was used to evaluate the damage of heavy metals and concluded that the degree of potential ecological damage of heavy metals can be ranked as follows: Hg > Cd > Pb > Cu > Ni > Cr > Zn. The average value of the potential ecological harm index (Ri) is 71.93, thereby indicating light pollution. In addition, this study researched the spatial distribution of soil heavy metals by means of ArcGIS (geographic information system) spatial analysis software. The results showed that the potential ecological risk index (R) of the large value was close to the distance from the oil waste disposal area; it is relatively between the degree of heavy metals in soil and the distance from the waste disposal area.

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Pollution status and ecological risk of heavy metals in the soils of five land-use types in a typical sewage irrigation area, eastern China

Cao

Yao

et al. 2020

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Accumulation and transformation of heavy metals (HM) within the ‘soil-plants’ system in prolonged agrochemical trials

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Transformation of Quality and Quantitative Composition of Mineral Phosphates in Light Chestnut Soil During Long-Term Application of Phosphorous Fertilizers in Crop Ratotaion and Permenant Sugar Beet Sowing

Transformation of Quality and Quantitative Composition of Mineral Phosphates in Light Chestnut Soil During Long-Term Application of Phosphorous Fertilizers in Crop Ratotaion and Permenant Sugar Beet Sowing

Ecological risk assessment of heavy metals in soils surrounding oil waste disposal areas

Pollution status and ecological risk of heavy metals in the soils of five land-use types in a typical sewage irrigation area, eastern China

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