Titlebook: Salinity and Drainage in San Joaquin Valley, California; Science, Technology, Andrew C. Chang,Deborah Brawer Silva Book 2014 Springer Scien

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Biogeochemistry of Trace Elements: Reactions in Soils,soils, groundwater, and parent materials. Biogeochemical reactions involving dissolution, precipitation, adsorption, organic complexation, oxidation, and reduction affect the relative mobility and toxicity of these elements. Generally, Se, B, Mo, and V are solubilized under aerobic conditions during

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Uptake, Metabolism, and Volatilization of Selenium by Terrestrial Plants,he primary accumulators of Se (hyperaccumulators) are from the Brassicaceae, Fabaceae and Asteraceae families, are endemic to naturally seleniferous soils, and can exhibit shoot Se concentrations as high as 10 × 10. mg kg. dry weight in field-grown specimens. Typically inorganic selenate is transpor

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Bacterial Reduction of Selenium,ctive process have been isolated and identified. The process may be adapted to microbiologically reduce selenium in the saline drainage water generated in the west side of San Joaquin Valley thus minimizing its eco-toxic potential before releases. For effective selenium reduction, pH, salinity, redo