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Rice genotype's responses to arsenic stress and cancer risk: The effects of integrated birnessite-modified rice hull biochar-water management applications.

The Science of the total environment - 10 May 2021

Kumarathilaka Prasanna, Bundschuh Jochen, Seneweera Saman, Ok Yong Sik

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The health risks associated with ingestion of arsenic (As) via consumption of rice are a global concern. This study investigated the effects of integrated biochar (BC)-water management approaches to As stress and to associated health risks in rice. Rice cultivars, Jayanthi and Ishikari, were grown, irrigated with As-containing water (1 mg L-1), under the following treatments: (1) birnessite-modified rice hull...

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PMID: 33736304
DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2020.144531

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