Sustainability of agricultural and wild cereals to aerotechnogenic exposure

Chaplygin, Victor; Mandzhieva, Saglara; Minkina, Tatiana; Sushkova, Svetlana; Kizilkaya, Rıdvan; Gülser, Çoşkun; Zamulina, Inna; Kravtsova, Natalia; Lobzenko, Ilia; Chernikova, Natalia

doi:10.1007/s10653-019-00411-6

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“…The 11 monitoring plots around Novocherkasskaya Power Station were established in 2007 in different directions at a distance of 1–20 km from the enterprise. 30 Following the windrose, the prevailing northwest direction was identified, along which soil and plants were sampled at monitoring plots no. 4, 8, 9, 10, and adjacent to this direction plot no.…”

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Comparison of Heavy Metal Content in Artemisia austriaca in Various Impact Zones

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A study on Artemisia austriaca of two anthropogenically heavy metal-polluted impact zones of the Rostov region, namely Lake Atamanskoye and Novocherkasskaya Power Station, was conducted. The influence of soil pollution on the Pb, Zn, and Cu accumulation in various organs of A. austriaca , which is widespread in the studied territories, was established. An extremely high level of Zn content (3051 mg/kg) was observed in the soils of the impact zone of Lake Atamanskoe, as well as an excess over the maximum permissible level for Pb and Cu (32 and 132 mg/kg accordingly). The distribution coefficient (DC) of heavy metal translocation showed the highest mobility of Zn (DC ≥ 1 in 9 out of 11 sites) and the smallest of Pb (DC ≥ 1 in 4 out of 11 sites) in plants of the Novocherkasskaya Power Station impact zone. The zone of increased pollution around Lake Atamanskoye was 1.5 km, which was much smaller than the Novocherkasskaya Power Station zone of high pollution (5 km). However, vehicle emissions accumulated in the soil over the past decades had a greater effect on the Pb translocation than atmospheric emissions of the enterprise.

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Comparison of Heavy Metal Content in Artemisia austriaca in Various Impact Zones

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“…Currently, taking into account the ecological state of natural plant and animal populations, the study and assessment of the radioecological situation on the territory of the former Semipalatinsk nuclear test site is of particular importance. The study of the reaction of living organisms to different doses of chronic ionising radiation makes it possible to assess and diagnose the state of environmental quality, and these organisms themselves can serve as bioindicators of pollution [CHAPLYGIN et al 2021;HINRICHSEN et al 2018;PEREVOLOTSKII, PEREVOLOTSKAYA 2020;SKALNY et al 2019]. It is plant communities that are the main link through which the radioactive products of nuclear explosions and all kinds of pollutants pass into the bodies of animals and humans [KALENSKA et al 2021;VINOGRADOVA, GLUKHOV 2021;TYLISZCZAK et al 2019].…”

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Journal of Water and Land Development

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The article deals with the problems of induction of the anatomical and morphological structure of plants of different life forms under the conditions of a long-term chronic action of ionising radiation on the territory of the Northern nuclear power plant. Currently, the study and assessment of the radioecological situation on the territory of the former Semipalatinsk nuclear test site, taking into account the ecological state of natural plant and animal populations, is of particular importance. The study of the reaction of living organisms, be it plants or animals, to different doses of chronic ionising radiation makes it possible to assess and diagnose the state of environmental quality, and these organisms themselves can serve as bioindicators of pollution. On the territory of the Semipalatinsk test site, at the experimental site "Balapan", 3 sections with meadow type of soil were studied: polluted section no. 1 -the northwestern shore of Lake Chagan, polluted section no. 2 -the north-eastern shore of Lake Chagan, and control section no. 3. For structural analysis, the study recorded the vegetative organs of plant species with an increased radiation background. It was found that when the EDR (exposure dose rate) of gamma radiation increases and the plant growth is stimulated. In the conditions of radioactive contamination, with an increase in the activity of alpha, beta and gamma radiation, plants response and changes occur in the internal structure of their vegetative organs. Such adaptive features arise under the influence of a complex of environmental factors, including radiation pollution.

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“…Accumulation of HM in plants is especially relevant in agricultural regions of Rostov region (Russia) where industrial enterprises are often closely adjacent to agricultural land [7]. Under such conditions the studying of the HM translocation into plants is of the greatest importance, making it possible to predict the effects of technogenic pollution on the environment.…”

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Zinc and cadmium accumulation in different parts of wild plants of the Asteraceae family and Triticum aestivum

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The regularities of the accumulation and distribution of metals (Zn and Cd) in various parts of wild herbaceous plants and the agricultural crop of the impact zone in Rostov region (Russia) was considered. A large accumulation of elements in wild herbaceous plants of the Asteraceae family was noted compared with Triticum aestivum. The pollution of Triticum aestivum by Cd was observed. Wild herbaceous plants of the Asteraceae family were contaminated mostly with Zn. It was found that Artemisia austriaca and Ambrosia artemisiifolia accumulated Zn and Cd in the aboveground part. Achillea nobilis accumulated Cd mainly in the root system. Closer location monitoring plots to the source of anthropogenic load and the location of the northwest winds prevailing in the region were main influencing factors leading to higher pollution.

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Sustainability of agricultural and wild cereals to aerotechnogenic exposure

Cited by 12 publications

References 38 publications

Comparison of Heavy Metal Content in Artemisia austriaca in Various Impact Zones

Comparison of Heavy Metal Content in Artemisia austriaca in Various Impact Zones

Journal of Water and Land Development

Zinc and cadmium accumulation in different parts of wild plants of the Asteraceae family and Triticum aestivum

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