Concentration, Distribution and Comparison of Total and Bioavailable Metals in Top Soils and Plants Accumulation in Zanjan Zinc Industrial Town-Iran
作者： Abdolhossein Parizanganeh , Pooya Hajisoltani , Abbasali Zamani
DOI: 10.1016/J.PROENV.2010.10.020
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摘要: Abstract Heavy metal contamination of metal-mined soils is a widespread problem in parts Zanjan province. The province located North West Iran highly polluted by heavy metals due to the presence, improper utilization its mineral resources notably Lead and Zinc, also development number related industries. Soils are basically Pb, Zn Cd their concentrations top very high exceeding European USEPA standards. main objective this study evaluate concentration bioavailable fractions accumulation such toxic native plants growing naturally on sites. information obtained from great value obtain bioavailability potential harmful effects for plants, animals humans.
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