ABSORPTION OF MERCURY FROM POLLUTED SOIL BY RICE PLANT (CASE STUDY: FARMS OF AMOL INDUSTRIAL SUBURBAN AREA)

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AHMADIPOUR FATEMEH; GHASEMPOURI SEYED MAHMOUD; BAHRAMIFAR NADER

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Journal: WATER AND WASTEWATER Year:2013 | Volume:24 | Issue:1 (85) Page(s): 69-74

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ABSORPTION OF MERCURY FROM POLLUTED SOIL BY RICE PLANT (CASE STUDY: FARMS OF AMOL INDUSTRIAL SUBURBAN AREA)

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AHMADIPOUR FATEMEH | GHASEMPOURI SEYED MAHMOUD | BAHRAMIFAR NADER | Issue Writer Certificate

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MERCURYQ2

RICEQ2

SOILQ3

BIOCONCENTRATIONQ2

TRANSFER FACTORQ3

Abstract

MERCURY has recognized as one of the most toxic heavy metals, which many industries generate and dispose to the environment. Few studies are done about MERCURY accumulation in SOIL and BIOCONCENTRATION and TRANSFER FACTOR of MERCURY in RICE plant cultivated in industrial areas. In this study samples were taken randomly from 10 farms in vicinity of Amol industrial suburban area with three replications. Samples were measured by the LECO AMA 254 Advanced MERCURY Analyzer according to ASTM D-6733method. Also the parameters related to the quality of the SOIL were measured. The mean of MERCURY concentration in SOIL, root, stem and grain were found 0.031 ±0.012 mg/kg, 0.074 ±0.0163 mg/kg, 0.058 ±0.008 mg/kg and 0.051 ±0.0083 mg/kg respectively. The calculated TRANSFER FACTOR of MERCURY to various organs and BIOCONCENTRATION factor were < 1 and 2.46 respectively. Pearson correlation test showed a positive correlation between MERCURY concentration in SOIL with MERCURY concentration in grain and also a negative correlation between pH with MERCURY concentration in root and SOIL. It is concluded that RICE plant have high potential for phytoremediation of MERCURY from SOIL.

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AHMADIPOUR, FATEMEH, GHASEMPOURI, SEYED MAHMOUD, & BAHRAMIFAR, NADER. (2013). ABSORPTION OF MERCURY FROM POLLUTED SOIL BY RICE PLANT (CASE STUDY: FARMS OF AMOL INDUSTRIAL SUBURBAN AREA). WATER AND WASTEWATER, 24(1 (85)), 69-74. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/103502/en

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AHMADIPOUR FATEMEH, GHASEMPOURI SEYED MAHMOUD, BAHRAMIFAR NADER. ABSORPTION OF MERCURY FROM POLLUTED SOIL BY RICE PLANT (CASE STUDY: FARMS OF AMOL INDUSTRIAL SUBURBAN AREA). WATER AND WASTEWATER[Internet]. 2013;24(1 (85)):69-74. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/103502/en

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FATEMEH AHMADIPOUR, SEYED MAHMOUD GHASEMPOURI, and NADER BAHRAMIFAR, “ABSORPTION OF MERCURY FROM POLLUTED SOIL BY RICE PLANT (CASE STUDY: FARMS OF AMOL INDUSTRIAL SUBURBAN AREA),” WATER AND WASTEWATER, vol. 24, no. 1 (85), pp. 69–74, 2013, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/103502/en

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