Author: Tsybulko N.N., Lazarevich S.S., Ermolenko A.V.
Reference: Gazette “МЕДИКО-БИОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ ПРОБЛЕМЫ ЖИЗНЕДЕЯТЕЛЬНОСТИ” (medico-biologic problems of vital activities), Gomel, 2009
ISSN: 2074-2088
Keywords: 137cs, soil, hydromorphone
Abstract: Describes the form of 137cs in sod-podzolic sandy soils.
URL: http://elibrary.ru/item.asp?id=16378893
Author: S. V. Kruglov, G. V. Lavrent’eva, Yu. A. Pivovarova, V. S. Anisimov
Reference: Eurasian Soil Science, 2010
ISSN: 1556-195x
DOI: 10.1134/S1064229310030130
Keywords: co, zn, soil, plants, podzolic soil, chernozem, isotope
Abstract: The effect of Co and Zn on the accumulation of 60Co and 65Zn by plants was studied in experiments with growing barley on a soddy-podzolic soil and a chernozem containing the radionuclide and increasing concentrations (from the background level to a high degree of contamination) of the corresponding metal. The root uptake of 60Co was directly related to the soil contamination with Co and its accumulation in the plants, while an inverse relationship was observed between the activity of 65Zn in the plants and the content of Zn in the soil. It was concluded that the transfer of the radionuclide into the plants under mixed radioactive and chemical contamination depended, on the one hand, on the mobile reserve of the stable nuclide in the soil and the solid phase potential to release its ions into the soil solution and, on the other hand, on the requirement of the plants for this element and the uptake rate of its ions by the roots from the solution.
URL: http://link.springer.com/article/10.1134%2FS1064229310030130#
Author: Klimova E.V.
Reference: Gazette “ЭКОЛОГИЧЕСКАЯ БЕЗОПАСНОСТЬ В АПК” (Ecological safety in agriculture), 2004
ISSN: 1726-2211
DOI:
Keywords: Sod-podzolic soil, sandy soil, soil profile, radioactive pollution, transport of substances, agricultural landscapes Chernobyl, Russia
Abstract: