Toxic elements pollution risk as affected by various input sources in soils of greenhouses, kiwifruit orchards, cereal fields, and forest/grassland

Chen, Zhikun; Imran, Muhammad; Jing, Guanghua; Wang, Weixi; Huang, Biao; Li, Yingmei; Zhang, Yanxia; Yang, Yizhe; Lu, Qiangqiang; Zhang, Zhao; Antoniadis, Vasileios; Shaheen, Sabry M.; Bolan, Nanthi; Rinklebe, Jörg

doi:10.1016/j.envpol.2023.122639

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“…The survey evaluated the content of additional elements (Cd, Cr, Mo and Sc) to verify difference of the studied species for their ability to accumulate trace elements of particular interest at the seeds level; Mo is an important trace element because it is a cofactor in enzymatic systems [22,23]; Cd, Cr and Sc are phytotoxic elements and are hazardous to human and animal health [25,26]. The element composition of cereals grown by conventional agriculture is reported in Figure 2 (Figure 2a for major nutrients and Figure 2b for trace elements).…”

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Characterization of Ancient Cereals Cultivated by Intensive and Organic Procedures for Elements Content

Radaelli,

Scalabrin,

Roman

et al. 2024

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According to their nutritional value, their ability to adapt to the various environmental conditions, and their versatility, cereals are among the most cultivated plants in the world. However, the ongoing climate changes subject crops to important environmental stress that for some varieties leads to high production losses. Therefore, selection of species and varieties more versatile and adaptable to different environmental conditions can be important. However, the characteristics of some cereals are not completely known, this is a priority before to improve their cultivation. The aim of this study is to characterize select species of potential suitable for local environmental conditions, nutritional value.

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“…The survey also evaluated the content of elements to verify difference of the studied species to accumulate and translocate trace elements of particular interest because phytotoxic elements and hazardous to human health [25][26][27].…”

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Characterization of Ancient Cereals Cultivated by Intensive and Organic Procedures for Elements Content

Radaelli,

Scalabrin,

Roman

et al. 2024

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“…With the growing of the world’s population, the demand for food is continuously increasing; thus, the agricultural sector goes to intensive farming. This entails the continuous cultivation of crops on soil using a substantial application of fertilizers and pesticides (Chen et al 2023 ). Besides the benefits, this may have a negative effect on the environment, due to both the release of the nutrients added in excess and to the soil contamination with potentially toxic elements (PTEs) (Kuziemska et al 2023 ).…”

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Use of diffusive gradients in thin-film technique to predict the mobility and transfer of nutrients and toxic elements from agricultural soil to crops—an overview of recent studies

Senila,

Kovacs

2024

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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The purpose of this review was to survey the recent applications of the diffusive gradients in thin films (DGT) technique in the assessment of mobility and bioavailability of nutrients and potentially toxic elements (PTEs) in agricultural soil. Many studies compared the capabilities of the DGT technique with those of classical soil chemical extractants used in single or sequential procedures to predict nutrients and PTE bioavailability to crops. In most of the published works, the DGT technique was reported to be superior to the conventional chemical extraction and fractionation methods in obtaining significant correlations with the metals and metalloids accumulated in crops. In the domain of nutrient bioavailability assessment, DGT-based studies focused mainly on phosphorous and selenium labile fraction measurement, but potassium, manganese, and nitrogen were also studied using the DGT tool. Different DGT configurations are reported, using binding and diffusive layers specific for certain analytes (Hg, P, and Se) or gels with wider applicability, such as Chelex-based binding gels for metal cations and ferrihydrite-based hydrogels for oxyanions. Overall, the literature demonstrates that the DGT technique is relevant for the evaluation of metal and nutrient bioavailability to crops, due to its capacity to mimic the plant root uptake process, which justifies future improvement efforts.

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Pollution characteristics and probabilistic risk assessment of heavy metal(loid)s in agricultural soils across the Yellow River Basin, China

Li,

Wang

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Toxic elements pollution risk as affected by various input sources in soils of greenhouses, kiwifruit orchards, cereal fields, and forest/grassland

Cited by 7 publications

References 48 publications

Characterization of Ancient Cereals Cultivated by Intensive and Organic Procedures for Elements Content

Characterization of Ancient Cereals Cultivated by Intensive and Organic Procedures for Elements Content

Use of diffusive gradients in thin-film technique to predict the mobility and transfer of nutrients and toxic elements from agricultural soil to crops—an overview of recent studies

Pollution characteristics and probabilistic risk assessment of heavy metal(loid)s in agricultural soils across the Yellow River Basin, China

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