Reducing the Accumulation of Lead, Zinc and Cadmium FROM TRITICALE Crop by Calcaric Fluvisol, USING Black Sea Sapropelles
Keywords:
sapropelles, accumulation, alluvial-meadow soil, triticale, Pb, Zn, CdAbstract
It was investigated the influence of Black Sea sediments (sapropelles) on the accumulation of Pb, Zn and Cd
from alluvial-meadow soil (Calcaric Fluvisol). The survey was carried out with triticale crop by two years pot
plants experiment. The result obtained was shown that at an amount 10 g.kg-1 and 30 g.kg-1, sapropelles decrease
the accumulation of Pb, Zn and Cd from the tested crop at a rate from 5.30 % to 100%.
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