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http://dx.doi.org/10.5338/KJEA.2009.28.2.131

Uptake and Translocation of Heavy Metals to Rice Plant on Paddy Soils in "Top-Rice" Cultivation Areas  

Park, Sang-Won (Research Policy Bureau, High-Tech Agriculture Division, RDA)
Yang, Ju-Seok (GBC Scientific Equipment Pty Ltd.)
Ryu, Seung-Won (GBC Scientific Equipment Pty Ltd.)
Kim, Dae-Yeon (GBC Scientific Equipment Pty Ltd.)
Shin, Joung-Du (GBC Scientific Equipment Pty Ltd.)
Kim, Won-Il (GBC Scientific Equipment Pty Ltd.)
Choi, Ju-Hyeon (Research Policy Bureau, High-Tech Agriculture Division, RDA)
Kim, Sun-Lim (Research Policy Bureau, High-Tech Agriculture Division, RDA)
Saint, Andrew Flynn (Research Policy Bureau, High-Tech Agriculture Division, RDA)
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Korean Journal of Environmental Agriculture / v.28, no.2, 2009 , pp. 131-138 More about this Journal
Abstract
Heavy metal residues in soil, rice straw, unhulled rice, rice hull, polished rice, and rice barn on the rice paddy in the "Top rice production complex which is non-contaminated area were evaluated. It was observed that the average concentrations of As, Cd, Cu, Pb, and Hg in the paddy soils were 1.235, 0.094, 4.412, 4.728 and 0.0279 mg/kg, respectively. There were no cultivation areas exceeded of the threshold for soil contamination designated by "The Soil Environment Conservation Law" in Korea. For the polished rice, there were no samples exceeded of a permissible level of heavy metal residues such as 0.051 mg/kg of As, 0.040 mg/kg of Cd, 0.345 mg/kg of Cu, 0.065 mg/kg of Pb and 0.0015 mg/kg of Hg. For the uptake and translocation of heavy metals to rice plant, a main part of heavy metal accumulation was rice straw, and then rice bran. Furthermore, it shown that accumulation of heavy metals in unhulled rice, rice hulls, brown rice, and polished rice was approximately similar as low. The slopes of translocation of heavy metals from soil to polished rice were following order as Cd, 0.4321 > Cu, 0.054 ${\fallingdotseq}$ Hg, 0.052 > As, 0.021 > Pb, 0.008. It was observed that potential ability of Cd uptake in rice plant and then its translocation into polished rice was very high. Concentrations of copper and mercury absorbed in the rice plant were moderate for translocating into the polished rice, while the arsenic and lead in the plant were scarcely translocated into the polished rice. The distribution of heavy metals absorbed and translocated into aboveground parts of rice plant was appeared that there were remained at 63.3-93.4% in rice straw, 6.6-36.9% in unhulled rice, 0.6-5.7% in rice hulls, 3.2-31.3% in brown rice, 0.8-4.6% in rice bran and 1.1-26.7% in polished rice. The accumulation ratio of Cd in the aboveground parts of rice plant was remained at 26.7-31.3% in brown and polished rice.
Keywords
Heavy metals; Arsenic; Cadmium; Copper; Lead; Mercury;
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