2020
DOI: 10.1088/1755-1315/548/2/022063
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Municipal solid waste landfills as a source of mycotoxins contamination in soil

Abstract: The authors analyse the results of mycological studies of the soil of one of the largest solid waste landfills in the Moscow region - the Salaryevo solid waste landfill. The agroecological and geochemical characteristics of the contaminated soil are explored. The authors studied the phytotoxicity of soil fungi, using Pisum sativum L as an object of analysis. The number of microscopic fungi in the contaminated soil increased 7 times, the phytotoxic fungi of the genus Alternaria, were 1.8 times higher than the r… Show more

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“…The number of microscopic fungi in the contaminated soil increased seven times, and the phytotoxic fungi of the genus Alternaria were found in pea seedlings (Pisum sativum L.). Moreover, soil contamination is linked to the alteration of the species composition of the microbial population in the soil [81].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The number of microscopic fungi in the contaminated soil increased seven times, and the phytotoxic fungi of the genus Alternaria were found in pea seedlings (Pisum sativum L.). Moreover, soil contamination is linked to the alteration of the species composition of the microbial population in the soil [81].…”
Section: Investmentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A gestão de RSU depende principalmente de planos estruturados e investimentos, que são questões complicadas e de difícil aplicabilidade nos países em desenvolvimento, mas precisam ser debatidas e aprimoradas no contexto de soluções sustentáveis locais (e.g. reciclagem) e de resolução de passivos ambientais de áreas irregulares e contaminadas (i.e aterros controlados e "lixões"), pois apresentam elevado potencial de impacto ambiental negativo nos compartimentos ambientais (Mosina et al, 2020;Ferronato, 2021) O aterro sanitário, que é uma estrutura construída que utiliza princípios técnicos de engenharia para contenção in situ de resíduos e rejeitos e para tratamento dos contaminantes gerados nos processos internos, mantém-se como a opção mais comum e barata para disposição final, no entanto, o percentual do total gerado disposto em aterros sanitários nos últimos anos se manteve praticamente inalterado no Brasil (2012 -58%;2016 -58,3%;2014 -58,4%;2018-59,5%) (ABRELPE, 2015, 2016, 2019González-Arqueros et al, 2021).…”
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