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Ecology of cadmium cycle

1993

Preeda Parkpian | Surasit Attajarusit | Pichit Pongsakul | Wisit Cholitkul (Department of Agriculture, Bangkok (Thailand). Soil Science Div.)

Garden vegetables grown in Cadmium contaminated soils tended to absorb and accumulated Cadmium at higher levels than did tuber and fruit crops. Like other toxic heavy metals, Cadmium caused potential health hazard to human. Therefore, natural and artificial Cadmium sources including its control regulations for food chain and ecological protection were discussed.

AGROVOC Keywords

abonos fosfatados cadmio cadmium ciclo biogeoquímico control de la contaminación cycle biogéochimique cycling ecosistema ecosystems engrais phosphaté hortalizas lutte antipollution légume phosphate fertilizers pollution control pollution du sol polución del suelo soil soil pollution sol suelo vegetables écosystème

Bibliographic information

Published in

Thai Agricultural Research Journal (Thailand) | Warasan Wichakan Kaset

Volume 11 Issue 1 ISSN 0125-8389

Pagination

pp. 45-48

Language

Thai

Note

Summaries (En, Th)

1 table

Translated Title

Watthachak khong cadmium nai choeng niwetwitthaya

Type

Summary

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