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Impact of organic and inorganic amendments on arsenic accumulation by rice genotypes under paddy soil conditions: A pilot-scale investigation to assess health risk.

Journal of hazardous materials - 15 Oct 2021

Hussain Muhammad Mahroz, Bibi Irshad, Niazi Nabeel Khan, Nawaz Muhammad Farrakh, Rinklebe Jörg

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In this study, we investigated the distinct effects of organic (farmyard manure (FYM), cow dung (CD), biogas slurry (BGS), sugarcane bagasse (SCB)) and inorganic (gypsum and lignite) amendments on arsenic (As) accumulation by two rice genotypes, Kainat (fine) and Basmati-385 (coarse), under As stress. Results showed that shoot As concentration was ~2-time greater in Kainat compared to Basmati-385 (3.1-28 vs....

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PMID: 34329086
DOI: 10.1016/j.jhazmat.2021.126620

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