[Cd Pollution and Safe Planting Zoning in Paddy Soils: A Case Study in a District of Chongqing].
Shu-Zhen Cao, Yue Mu, Jingxin Cui, An-di Liu, Xian Cheng, Yuan-Hang Fu, Shiqiang Wei, Jinzhong Zhang
Abstract
Shu-Zhen Cao, Yue Mu, Jingxin Cui, An-di Liu, Xian Cheng, Yuan-Hang Fu, Shiqiang Wei, Jinzhong Zhang
Abstract
<0.01). The pollution evaluation indicated that significant Cd accumulation occurred in the paddy soils, with some areas showing light-to-moderate pollution levels. The enrichment coefficients of rice to soil Cd ranged from 0.004 to 1.72. Overall, the paddy soils in the studied area were considered generally safe with respect to Cd pollution, with low-risk areas distributed in the south, west, and east, whereas some medium-high risk areas were detected in eight towns.
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<0.01). The pollution evaluation indicated that significant Cd accumulation occurred in the paddy soils, with some areas showing light-to-moderate pollution levels. The enrichment coefficients of rice to soil Cd ranged from 0.004 to 1.72. Overall, the paddy soils in the studied area were considered generally safe with respect to Cd pollution, with low-risk areas distributed in the south, west, and east, whereas some medium-high risk areas were detected in eight towns.
Key concepts: Pollution, Soil water, Sowing, Bioconcentration, Environmental science, Brown rice, Paddy field, Environmental engineering