2023
DOI: 10.15244/pjoes/171558
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Assessment of Heavy Metals in Greenhouse Cultivated Soils, Northern Jordan

Abeer A. Al-Hamad,
Ahmed A. Al-Taani,
Habes Ghrefat
et al.

Abstract: Jordan has recently observed a gradual shift in vegetable production from open-fields to greenhouses with mounting consumer concerns about food quality and safety. We investigated heavy metals in soil collected from greenhouse vegetable production area in northern Jordan. Sixty-one surface soil samples were collected, of which forty-seven from plastic-covered greenhouses and fourteen were sampled from the adjacent open-field land, with both designated for vegetable production. The average

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“…Therefore, methods for stopping soil erosion that rely on natural remedies must be discovered (Al-Hamad et al, 2023). Because heavy metals, in contrast to certain other pollutants, are not biodegradable, the contamination of the environment by heavy metals has emerged as a global issue in recent years (Smyrnov et al, 2023).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, methods for stopping soil erosion that rely on natural remedies must be discovered (Al-Hamad et al, 2023). Because heavy metals, in contrast to certain other pollutants, are not biodegradable, the contamination of the environment by heavy metals has emerged as a global issue in recent years (Smyrnov et al, 2023).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%