Biogeochemical Behavior of Lead and Nickel as Influenced by Phosphatic Fertilizer Applied to Rice (Oryza sativa L.) Cultivars Grown under City Effluent Irrigation

Biogeochemical Behavior of Lead and Nickel as Influenced by Phosphatic Fertilizer Applied to Rice (Oryza sativa L.) Cultivars Grown under City Effluent Irrigation

The hydrology of arid to semi-arid regions is substantially different from that in humid regions due to scarce hydrological data distributions with dry climates and strong evapo-transpirative conditions. In the perspective of global water shortage, food security for all of the living beings has beco...

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Main Authors: Alhodaib, A. (Author), Fatima, H. (Author), Iqbal, M.M (Author), Maan, M.A.A (Author), Murtaza, G. (Author), Naz, I. (Author), Naz, T. (Author), Parveen, R. (Author), Zafar, M.I (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: MDPI 2022
Subjects:
Antagonistic interactions
Biogeochemicals
city effluent irrigation
City effluent irrigation
Crops
Cultivation
Effluent irrigation
Effluents
Fertilizers
Food supply
Grain (agricultural product)
Irrigation
lead
nickel
Nickel
Nitrogen compounds
Phosphatic fertilizers
phosphorus
Phosphorus
Plant height
remediation
Remediation
rice
Rice
Rice (Oryza sativa L.)
Semi-arid region
Wastewater treatment
Water supply
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