In this study, we examined the potential role of phosphate (P; 0, 50, 100 mg kg− 1) on
growth, gas exchange attributes, and photosynthetic pigments of Brassica napus and …

High arsenic (As) concentrations in the soil, water and plant systems can pose a direct
health risk to humans and ecosystems. Phosphate (Pi) ions strongly influence As availability …

Phosphorus (P) influences arsenic (As) mobility and bioavailability which depends on the
charge components of soil. The objective of this study was to examine P–As interaction in …

Arsenate (As V) has been proven to share the same absorption pathway from soil to rice
roots as phosphate (P i). Therefore, soil application of phosphorous was assumed able to …

Soils strongly enriched in arsenic in historical mining sites pose the environmental risk.
Phytostabilization is a reasonable method for their remediation. A suitability of red fescue …

The removal of contaminants from an earthy matrix by phytoremediation requires the
selection of appropriate plant species and a suitable strategy to be effective. In order to set …

The uptake of As by various plants growing in highly enriched sites was examined in order
to identify potential As accumulators and to assess the risk associated with As presence in …

Incorporation of organic materials into soil improves the soil sorption capacity, while limiting
the mobility of metals in soil and their availability to plants. These effects can be taken …

Arsenic release from dump soils in historical mining sites poses the environmental risk.
Decomposing forest litter can affect mobilization of As and other toxic elements, change their …

Two wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) cultivars differing in arsenic (As)-tolerance were used to
investigate the effects of phosphorus (P) concentration and nutrient solution pH on As (V) …