1988
DOI: 10.1016/0269-7491(88)90142-x
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Earthworms as biological monitors of cadmium, copper, lead and zinc in metalliferous soils

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“…Thus, the undigested plant materials containing loads of heavy metals form the rumen waste, which is disposed off into the abattoir environs after cattle is slaughtered. Soil has been described as a reservoir of pollutants, and mineralization of dead earthworms releases accumulated heavy metals back to the soil (Morgan & Morgan, 1988). These may explain the reason why the levels of all metals analyzed in the abattoir soil where found higher than the concentration of metals in the tissue of all the earthworm species obtained from the abattoir locations.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Thus, the undigested plant materials containing loads of heavy metals form the rumen waste, which is disposed off into the abattoir environs after cattle is slaughtered. Soil has been described as a reservoir of pollutants, and mineralization of dead earthworms releases accumulated heavy metals back to the soil (Morgan & Morgan, 1988). These may explain the reason why the levels of all metals analyzed in the abattoir soil where found higher than the concentration of metals in the tissue of all the earthworm species obtained from the abattoir locations.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…However, data for the elemental composition of earthworms are limited except for some specific heavy metals such as Cd, Zn, Pb and Cu [e.g. [3][4][5]. Data on multi-element concentration in earthworms were reported by Zheng et al [6] and Rossbach and Stoeppler [7].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Interval izmerjenih vsebnosti Pb v tleh v Žerjavu je nihal med 15.707 mg/kg in 23.058 mg/kg; interval v izbranih talnih vzorcih iz vplivnega območja topilnice na Poljskem pa med 1.969 mg/kg in 2.237 mg/kg. Določene so bile zelo velike vsebnosti Pb (13.042 mg/kg) v deževnikih iz okolice zapuščenih rudnikov (Morgan in Morgan, 1988), vendar so le-te za 1,5-krat manjše od vsebnosti Pb, ki smo jih izmerili v Žerjavu. V nasprotju s Pb so bile vsebnosti Zn v deževnikih iz Žerjava primerljive z največjimi izmerjenimi vsebnostmi v deževnikih iz vplivnega območja topilnice svinca in cinka na severu Francije (Dai in sod., 2004).…”
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“…V nasprotju s Pb so bile vsebnosti Zn v deževnikih iz Žerjava primerljive z največjimi izmerjenimi vsebnostmi v deževnikih iz vplivnega območja topilnice svinca in cinka na severu Francije (Dai in sod., 2004). Tako iz naših podatkov kot tudi drugih prikazanih raziskav je razvidno (Morgan in Morgan, 1988, 1992 Review of levels of selected heavy metals (mg/kg dry weight) in earthworms species sampled in differently polluted areas 3.2.2 Soodvisnost med vsebnostjo kovin v tleh in v deževnikih 3.2.2 Correlation between metal levels in soil and earthworms V luči preverjanja hipoteze, da so deževniki primerni kazalniki onesnaženosti tal, smo analizirali soodvisnost med vsebnostmi kovin v tleh in v deževnikih. Ugotovili smo, da obstaja korelacija za Zn (R = 0,90; p = 0,0002), Cd (R = 0,82; p = 0,002), Cu (R = 0,70; p = 0,016), Pb (R = 0,67; p = 0,023), Hg (R = 0,80; p = 0,03) in Mo (R = 0,66; p = 0,04) (slika 1).…”
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