ARSENIC AND COPPER UPTAKE BY CABBAGES GROWN ON POLLUTED SOILS
Cabbages (Brassica Juncea (L.) Czern) were grown in pot experiments on typical unpolluted and polluted soils with concentration changing from 20.50 - 50.00 mg As/kg and 156.00 - 413.00 mg Cu/kg dry soil. The results demonstrate the elevation of As and Cu in soil may lead to increased uptake by these...
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doaj-080447a69f724993a4ee090c9f9c9b942020-11-24T20:51:46ZengUniversitas Gadjah MadaASEAN Journal on Science and Technology for Development0217-54602224-90282017-11-0125115516210.29037/ajstd.239234ARSENIC AND COPPER UPTAKE BY CABBAGES GROWN ON POLLUTED SOILSNguyen Thi Kim Phuong0Nguyen Thi Dung1Institute of Chemical Technology 01 Mac Dinh Chi Str., 1st District, Hochiminh CityInstitute of Chemical Technology 01 Mac Dinh Chi Str., 1st District, Hochiminh CityCabbages (Brassica Juncea (L.) Czern) were grown in pot experiments on typical unpolluted and polluted soils with concentration changing from 20.50 - 50.00 mg As/kg and 156.00 - 413.00 mg Cu/kg dry soil. The results demonstrate the elevation of As and Cu in soil may lead to increased uptake by these cabbages subsequent entry into human food chain. It was found 11.84- 32.12 mg As/kg and 46.86 - 94.47 mg Cu/kg dry leaves. It has tendency increase uptake and accumulation of Cu in cabbage tissue with increasing cultivated time, whereas, it was found accumulation of As in cabbages tissue decreased with time prolonging. The quantity of As and Cu in these cabbages, were significant higher than 0.2 mg As/kg and 5.0 mg Cu/kg fresh vegetable, the permissible limit concentration in fresh vegetable. This indicated that human may As and Cu exposure occur through eating these vegetables.http://www.ajstd.org/index.php/ajstd/article/view/239soil pollutionmetal uptake and accummulation |
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ARSENIC AND COPPER UPTAKE BY CABBAGES GROWN ON POLLUTED SOILS |
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ARSENIC AND COPPER UPTAKE BY CABBAGES GROWN ON POLLUTED SOILS |
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ARSENIC AND COPPER UPTAKE BY CABBAGES GROWN ON POLLUTED SOILS |
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ARSENIC AND COPPER UPTAKE BY CABBAGES GROWN ON POLLUTED SOILS |
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ARSENIC AND COPPER UPTAKE BY CABBAGES GROWN ON POLLUTED SOILS |
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arsenic and copper uptake by cabbages grown on polluted soils |
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Universitas Gadjah Mada |
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ASEAN Journal on Science and Technology for Development |
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0217-5460 2224-9028 |
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Cabbages (Brassica Juncea (L.) Czern) were grown in pot experiments on typical unpolluted and polluted soils with concentration changing from 20.50 - 50.00 mg As/kg and 156.00 - 413.00 mg Cu/kg dry soil. The results demonstrate the elevation of As and Cu in soil may lead to increased uptake by these cabbages subsequent entry into human food chain. It was found 11.84- 32.12 mg As/kg and 46.86 - 94.47 mg Cu/kg dry leaves. It has tendency increase uptake and accumulation of Cu in cabbage tissue with increasing cultivated time, whereas, it was found accumulation of As in cabbages tissue decreased with time prolonging. The quantity of As and Cu in these cabbages, were significant higher than 0.2 mg As/kg and 5.0 mg Cu/kg fresh vegetable, the permissible limit concentration in fresh vegetable. This indicated that human may As and Cu exposure occur through eating these vegetables. |
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soil pollution metal uptake and accummulation |
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