Concentrations, Accumulation, and Interactions of Redoximorphic Metals (Fe, Mn) Between Other Elements in Plants Grown on Wastewater-Irrigated and Control Soils

Avci, Halim; Yaman, Mehmet

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“…The average metal and PTE concentrations decreased in the order Fe > Mn > Ni > Cr > Zn > Pb > Cu > Co > Cd (Table 2). The mean concentrations of the investigated metals and PTEs, except for Cd and Pb, are consistent with the concentrations found in uncontaminated (control) soils of previous studies in the Gaziantep region [56,57]. However, the Cd concentrations were lower than in the aforementioned studies, while the Pb concentrations were higher.…”

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Status, Sources and Assessment of Potentially Toxic Element (PTE) Contamination in Roadside Orchard Soils of Gaziantep (Türkiye)

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To identify the sources of contamination with potentially toxic elements (PTEs) in roadside orchard soils and to evaluate the potential ecological and environmental impacts in Gaziantep, soil samples from 20 mixed pistachio and olive orchards on roadsides with different traffic densities and at different distances to the roads were analyzed. Concentrations were 23,407.36 ± 4183.76 mg·kg−1 for Fe, 421.78 ± 100.26 mg·kg−1 for Mn, 100.20 ± 41.92 mg·kg−1 for Ni, 73.30 ± 25.58 mg·kg−1 for Cr, 65.03 ± 12.19 mg·kg−1 for Zn, 60.38± 7.91 mg·kg−1 for Pb, 17.74 ± 3.35 mg·kg−1 for Cu, 14.93 ± 4.94 mg·kg−1 for Co, and 0.30 ± 0.12 mg·kg−1 for Cd. It was found that the Ni content in 51% and the Cr content in 18% of orchard soils were above the legal limits for agricultural soils (pH > 6) in Türkiye. Factor analysis (FA) showed that Co, Cr, Cu, Fe, Mn, Ni, and Pb loaded on the first factor (FC1), while Cd and Zn loaded mostly on the second factor (FC2). It was found that Cr, Ni, and Pb were primarily enriched through pedogenic processes, whereas Cd most likely originated from agricultural activities, while the impact of road traffic as source of PTE contamination was insignificant. It has been revealed that the soils are of low quality for agricultural production due to PTE contamination (PIave ≥ 1). The SOPI values from environmental and ecological individual indices showed that the soil pollution level was moderate for Cd, Ni, and Pb, and low for Cr. The soil pollution index (SOPI) proved to be suitable for evaluating and comparing PTE pollution in regions with different soil properties.

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Status, Sources and Assessment of Potentially Toxic Element (PTE) Contamination in Roadside Orchard Soils of Gaziantep (Türkiye)

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“…Our results suggest that when faced with changing environment conditions, such as salinity stress, species differences may have a larger effect than the changing environmental factors themselves, which has also been observed in studies on the reactions of organisms subjected to fire (Latutrie et al, 2019 ) and chemicals (Avci & Yaman, 2014 ). Our observations between species were reasonable in contrast to the transcriptomic variation of populations within Crassostrea virginica , where two reef‐source populations showed a greater environment effect than genetic effect on gene expression differences in response to different salinity environments (Eierman & Hare, 2016 ).…”

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Adaptive divergence and underlying mechanisms in response to salinity gradients between two Crassostrea oysters revealed by phenotypic and transcriptomic analyses

Zhang

She

et al. 2022

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Comparing the responses of closely related species to environmental changes is an efficient method to explore adaptive divergence, for a better understanding of the adaptive evolution of marine species under rapidly changing climates. Oysters are keystone species thrive in intertidal and estuarine areas where frequent environmental disturbance occurs including fluctuant salinity. The evolutionary divergence of two sister species of sympatric estuarine oysters, Crassostrea hongkongensis and Crassostrea ariakensis , in response to euryhaline habitats on phenotypes and gene expression, and the relative contribution of species effect, environment effect, and their interaction to the divergence were explored. After a 2‐month outplanting at high‐ and low‐salinity locations in the same estuary, the high growth rate, percent survival, and high tolerance indicated by physiological parameters suggested that the fitness of C. ariakensis was higher under high‐salinity conditions and that of C. hongkongensis was higher under low‐salinity conditions. Moreover, a transcriptomic analysis showed the two species exhibited differentiated transcriptional expression in high‐ and low‐salinity habitats, largely caused by the species effect. Several of the important pathways enriched in divergent genes between species were also salinity‐responsive pathways. Specifically, the pyruvate and taurine metabolism pathway and several solute carriers may contribute to the hyperosmotic adaptation of C. ariakensis , and some solute carriers may contribute to the hypoosmotic adaptation of C. hongkongensis . Our findings provide insights into the phenotypic and molecular mechanisms underlying salinity adaptation in marine mollusks, which will facilitate the assessment of the adaptive capacity of marine species in the context of climate change and will also provide practical information for marine resource conservation and aquaculture.

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A green and efficient in-syringe ionic liquid-based single step microextraction procedure for preconcentration and determination of cadmium in water samples

Khan

Kazi

Soylak

2015

Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry

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Concentrations, Accumulation, and Interactions of Redoximorphic Metals (Fe, Mn) Between Other Elements in Plants Grown on Wastewater-Irrigated and Control Soils

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Status, Sources and Assessment of Potentially Toxic Element (PTE) Contamination in Roadside Orchard Soils of Gaziantep (Türkiye)

Status, Sources and Assessment of Potentially Toxic Element (PTE) Contamination in Roadside Orchard Soils of Gaziantep (Türkiye)

Adaptive divergence and underlying mechanisms in response to salinity gradients between two Crassostrea oysters revealed by phenotypic and transcriptomic analyses

A green and efficient in-syringe ionic liquid-based single step microextraction procedure for preconcentration and determination of cadmium in water samples

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