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Geochemical assessment of metal transfer from rock and soil to water in serpentine areas of Sabah (Malaysia)
Get PDFThe mobility of metals in ultramafic rock–soil systems and metal contamination in serpentine soils were investigated from the Ranau area in Sabah, East Malaysia. Metal concentrations were analysed after division into seven operationally defined fractions by selective sequential extraction (SSE). Geochemical studies showed that the soils are exceptionally high in Cr (95%) residing in refractory residual fractions. Metal speciation studies will shed further light on toxicities in the Malaysian ultramafic tropical environment, reconciled against elemental metal tenure, adopted by common standards
A comparative study of antimony accumulation in plants growing in two mining areas in Iran, Moghanlo, and Patyar
No full textThe role of nickel (Ni) and drought in serpentine adaptation: contrasting effects of Ni on osmoprotectants and oxidative stress markers in the serpentine endemic, Cleome heratensis, and the related non-serpentinophyte, Cleome foliolosa
No full textEffects of calcareous and serpentinite parent material on the mineral characteristics of soils and plant material of Teucrium montanum L. (Lamiaceae)
No full textThe Contribution of Kidney Disease to Cognitive Impairment in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes
No full textGrowth, physiological responses, and copper accumulation in seven willow species exposed to Cu—a hydroponic experiment
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