Titlebook: Cadmium in Soils and Plants; M. J. McLaughlin,B. R. Singh Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1999 Fauna.cadmium.environme

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Mechanisms of Cadmium Uptake, Translocation and Deposition in Plants,ider regulations to limit the levels of Cd of food crops in international trade that tend to accumulate higher levels of Cd in their edible parts (e.g., durum wheat grain (. Desf.), edible flax seeds (. L.), peanuts (. L.), and sunflower seeds (. L.)) (Newhook, et al., 1994).

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Management Factors which Influence Cadmium Concentrations in Crops,ment for a food supply for an ever-expanding world population. Therefore, it is necessary to develop management practices which can produce acceptable levels of Cd in food, both in the short and long term, while maintaining stable and affordable crop production.

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Cadmium in Soils and Plants,ops grown on Cd-contaminated soils or on soils naturally rich in this metal (for example, black shales) are the main source of Cd burden to the human body, an understanding of Cd behaviour in the soil-plant system is of great importance.

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Michael Trumpfheller,Erik Hofmannke. These processes are strongly affected by soil properties such as pH, redox status and the contents of organic matter, clay, hydrous oxides, and free carbonates. Hence, there will be marked variations in the fate of the metal between distinctly different types of soils, such as those under forest and intensively cultivated arable land.

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The Environmental Chemistry of Cadmium,onds to a total ionisation potential of 25.83 ev (Cotton and Wilkinson, 1966) a stable electronic structure of a filled outer . shell (4..) and a positive valence of 2. Thus Cd(II) is the most common valence of Cd in aquatic natural environments and virtually the only valence of Cd in aquatic systems (Baes and Mesmer, 1976).