Tag: Soil-F
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Anthropogenic fluorine accumulation in the Waikato and Bay of Plenty regions of New Zealand: comparison of field data with projections.
References: Akinrinade ID, Memudu AE, Ogundele OM (2015) Fluoride and aluminium disturb neuronal morphology, transport functions, cholinesterase, lysosomal and cell cycle activities. Pathophysiology 22:105–115. doi: 10.1016/j.pathophys.2015.03.001 CrossRefGoogle Scholar Arnesen AKM (1997) Availability of fluoride to plants grown in contaminated soils. Plant Soil 191:13–25. doi: 10.1023/A:1004210713596 CrossRefGoogle Scholar Barbier O, Arreola-Mendoza L, Del Razo LM (2010) Molecular mechanisms […]
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Fluorine in soils under pasture following long-term application of phosphate fertiliser in New Zealand.
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Research on fluoride pollution and fluorosis in rural areas of China.
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Elevated levels of arsenic and fluoride, but not selenium, associated with endemic disease in the Chinese village of Dazhuyuan, Shaanxi province.
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Fluoride contents in tea and soil from tea plantations and the release of fluoride into tea liquor during infusion.
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Pasture soils contaminated with fertilizer-derived cadmium and fluorine: livestock effects.
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Fluoride accumulation in pasture forages and soils following long-term applications of phosphorus fertilisers.
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Effect of fluoride on chemical constituents of tea leaves.
The tea plant takes up F from the soil and accumulates it in its leaves where it becomes a major source of F. As seen in Table 3, F content in tea leaves showed an increasing tendency as its concentration in the nutrient solution increased with a very high positive correlation (r=0.9667, p<0.01). A substantial […]
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Accumulation of airborne fluoride in soils.
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Skeletal fluorosis from eating soil