… bioavailability and mobility of trace elements in soils. Both deficiency and toxicity of trace
elements occur in agroecosystems. Application of trace elements in fertilizers is effective in …

… Trace elements enter into agro-ecosystems through two … Natural path means that trace
elements are originally inherited … Sometimes, trace elements are being input to agro-ecosystems …

… In the distribution of the gross contents of the studied trace elements in … trace elements that
are in deficit. The main sources of the manganese, zinc, and cobalt input to agroecosystems …

… Cr, Zn, Cu, Pb, Co, and As trace elements were stronger inhibitory effects on soil biological
… these trace elements in agriculture soil samples conforms their higher input of trace element …

… The main link in assessing the biogeochemical cycles of trace elements in agrocenoses is
soil. Trace elements in an agroecosystem are either inherited from the soil-forming rocks or …

The major route of potentially toxic elements (PTEs) to humans is the intake through food.
They enter the food chain principally by plants uptake from the soil and, to a less extent, …

SciELO - Brasil - Concentrations of major and trace elements in the soils, edible parts of
crops and urine of farmers in agroecological communities Concentrations of major and trace …

… , the issue of trace elements has always … trace elements can lead to a decrease in crop
yields and deterioration in the quality of products. On the other hand, practically all trace elements …

… The information brought together in Chapters 3-5, although fairly comprehensive, rarely
permits the reader to draw conclusions that can be transferred to regions of similar agroecology. …

… Mediterranean agroecosystems especially, due to favourable climate conditions for … and
sorption of trace metals in karstified Mediterranean agroecosystems. Metal biogeochemistry was …