Tag: Soil-F
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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
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Sketetal changes in endemic fluorosis
Summary 1. The skeletal changes in endemic fluorosis are described from an area of the Punjab where the fluorine content of water and soil is very high. 2. A detailed description of a fluorotic skeleton is given, with its various anthropometric measurements. 3. The vertebral changes demonstrated the pathogenesis of the neurological complications observed in […]
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Fluorine in the aetiology of endemic goitre
MANY different factors leading to relative or absolute deficiency of iodine may cause changes in the thyroid gland. May (1935) found that the administration of fluorine to rats produced hypoplasia of the thyroid epithelium with altered staining reaction of the colloid. Having experimented with over 800 patients, he advocated internal fluorine therapy in the treatment […]