Trace elements and stable sulfur isotopes in plants of acid mine drainage area: Implications for revegetation of degraded land

Gałuszka, Agnieszka; Migaszewski, Zdzisław M.; Pełc, Andrzej; Trembàczowski, Andrzej; Dołęgowska, Sabina; Michalik, Artur

doi:10.1016/j.jes.2020.03.041

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“…americana closely reflected their pattern in the soils [ 11 ]. Concentration of REEs in plants can be higher than is typical if they grew in polluted soil [ 3 , 6 , 12 ].…”

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Rare Earth Elements in Boletus edulis (King Bolete) Mushrooms from Lowland and Montane Areas in Poland

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2022

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Mining/exploitation and commercial applications of the rare-earth elements (REEs: La, Ce, Pr, Nd, Sm, Eu, Gd, Tb, Dy, Ho, Er, Tm, Yb, and Lu) in the past 3 decades have raised concerns about their emissions to the environment, possible accumulation in food webs, and occupational/environmental health effects. The occurrence and distribution of REEs Y and Sc in the fruitbodies of Boletus edulis collected from geographically diverse regions in Poland were studied in 14 composite samples that were derived from 261 whole fruiting bodies. Individual REE median concentrations ranged from 0.4–95 µg kg−1 dry weight (dw). The summed REE concentrations varied widely, with a median value of 310 µg kg−1 dw and a range of 87 to 758 µg kg−1. The Sc and Y median concentrations (dw) were 35 and 42 µg kg−1, respectively. Ce, La, and Nd, with median values of 95, 51, and 32 µg kg−1, respectively, showed the highest occurrence. B. edulis collected from a forested area formerly used as a military shooting range—possibly a historically contaminated site—had an elevated summed REE content of 1796 µg kg−1. REE concentrations were generally low in Polish King Bolete. Dietary intake from a mushroom meal was negligible, posing no health risk to consumers.

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“…americana closely reflected their pattern in the soils [ 11 ]. Concentration of REEs in plants can be higher than is typical if they grew in polluted soil [ 3 , 6 , 12 ].…”

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confidence: 99%

Rare Earth Elements in Boletus edulis (King Bolete) Mushrooms from Lowland and Montane Areas in Poland

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Mędyk

2022

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“…The sum of the 14 REE concentrations (ΣREE) which includes Sc and Y for the various locations investigated in Poland varied from 10.5 µg kg −1 dw for the Ciechocinek in Kujawy region to 592.8 µg kg −1 dw for Tatra Mountains, Zakopane, whereas that for the Yunnan sample was 2071.9 µg kg −1 dw (Table 1 ). Gałuszka et al ( 2020 ) studied REE in plants collected in areas impacted by acid mine drainage in Poland and reported that sum of REE ranged from 0.069 to 28 mg kg −1 dw for one site and from 0.36 to 26.4 mg kg −1 dw for another. Studies have shown that moss accumulates more REE than plants.…”

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Scandium, yttrium, and lanthanide occurrence in Cantharellus cibarius and C. minor mushrooms

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2023

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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There is a dearth of data on rare earth elements (REE), yttrium and scandium in foods which extends also to baseline datasets for edible wild mushrooms, though this has started to change in the last decade. Concentrations and shale normalized patterns of REE and Y (REY) were studied by using inductively coupled plasma–quadrupole mass spectrometer in 22 pools (2235 specimens) of Cantharellus cibarius (Golden Chanterelle) collected in Poland and also a pool of C. minor (Small Chanterelle) (153 specimens) from Yunnan (Chinese Province). The total REY plus Sc varied in C. cibarius from 10 to 593 µg kg−1 dw whereas that for the Yunnan’s C. minor was 2072 µg kg−1 dw. C. minor from Yunnan has higher REY and Sc compared to the C. cibarius. Sc concentrations in twenty C. cibarius pools were below 1 µg kg−1 dw, but 17 and 27 µg kg−1 dw were detected at the other two sites and 66 µg kg−1 dw was detected in C. minor. The median Y content of C. cibarius and C. minor was 22 µg kg−1 dw and 200 µg kg−1 dw. The difference in REY and Sc concentrations and shale normalized patterns between mushrooms from Poland and Yunnan seems to reflect the regional difference in concentration and composition of these elements in the soil bedrock.

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“…As a halophyte, J. effusus presents resistivity to the adverse influence of metalloids and toxic metals due to its physiological response to high concentrations of ions (Gruber et al, 2008; Najeeb et al, 2009). Gałuszka et al (2020) and Krzciuk & Gałuszka (2019) showed that the total concentration of REE in J. effusus shoots in the area adjacent to the Holy Cross Mountains was dependent on the season and habitat of the species. Properties of a particular habitat type influence the character of the chemical and biochemical processes.…”

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“…The area's unique geological conditions influence the acidity, mineral composition and presence of fine pyrite particles in the drainage water flowing into the watercourses of the Wiśniówka Massif and surrounding areas (Gałuszka et al, 2020). Flooding of some of the watercourses has caused a dense layer of fine sediment to cover soils in parts of the resident vegetation influencing ecosystem processes.…”

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“…Thus, mineral composition and specific microtextures indicate hydrological activity in the Wi sni owka Depositional basin during Late Cambrian times (Migaszewski et al, 2009;Migaszewski & Gałuszka, 2019). The area's unique geological conditions influence the acidity, mineral composition and presence of fine pyrite particles in the drainage water flowing into the watercourses of the Wi sni owka Massif and surrounding areas (Gałuszka et al, 2020). Flooding of some of the watercourses has caused a dense layer of fine sediment to cover soils in parts of the resident vegetation influencing ecosystem processes.…”

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Functional ecosystem parameters: Soil respiration and diversity of mite (Acari, Mesostigmata) communities after disturbance in a Late Cambrian bedrock environment

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We analyzed the changes in ecosystem functions (soil respiration and Mesostigmata mite abundance, species richness and diversity) on various habitats after flooding by highly mineralized and acidic drainage water with fine As-rich pyrite sediments, on a fragment of a natural ecosystem. In total, 177 plots that represented six types of habitats (undisturbed: pine mixed forests, Salix spp. thickets, Juncus effusus communities, wet meadows, and disturbed: bare ground and dead Salix spp. thickets) were sampled twice, in June 2019 and September 2020. Our study revealed that flooding affected essential ecosystem parameters, such as soil Mesostigmata mite abundance, species richness and diversity, and soil respiration, via an extreme decrease of soil pH. In total, 968 mites were collected from pooled data from the two samplings. Mite abundance, species richness and diversity were mainly shaped by habitat type and soil pH, and partially by soil respiration. These parameters were lower in disturbed habitats (bare ground and dead Salix spp. thickets) as compared with undisturbed ones. The highest mean mite density was recorded from mixed forests (4750 ± 600 ind. m À2 ) and wet meadows (2678 ± 361 ind. m À2 ), whereas the lowest in bare ground (449 ± 113 ind. m À2 ) and dead Salix spp. thickets (537 ± 146 ind. m À2 ). We noticed that mite diversity may be helpful to predict future changes in the physicochemical parameters of soils in disturbed areas. The vegetation patches built up by species adapted to grow in habitats characterized by relatively high metal and metalloid content (J. effusus and Salix spp.) represent an intermediate state of function of ecosystems in the study area.arsenic waters, biotic and abiotic soil parameters, fine As-rich pyrite geological deposits, flooding, plant communities, vegetation types | INTRODUCTIONSuccession and disturbance processes play a significant role in shaping the structure of individual populations, vegetation assemblages, and the processes and function of whole ecosystems (Chipps et al., 2006;

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Trace elements and stable sulfur isotopes in plants of acid mine drainage area: Implications for revegetation of degraded land

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References 55 publications

Rare Earth Elements in Boletus edulis (King Bolete) Mushrooms from Lowland and Montane Areas in Poland

Rare Earth Elements in Boletus edulis (King Bolete) Mushrooms from Lowland and Montane Areas in Poland

Scandium, yttrium, and lanthanide occurrence in Cantharellus cibarius and C. minor mushrooms

Functional ecosystem parameters: Soil respiration and diversity of mite (Acari, Mesostigmata) communities after disturbance in a Late Cambrian bedrock environment

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