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Lead and Zinc Speciation in Soils and Their Transfer in Vegetation

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Studies of the dynamics of mobile lead and zinc species in Sod-podzolic and Chernozem soils demonstrate vertical migration of heavy metals and their transfer to plants. The degree of pollution significantly affects the rate of immobilization of heavy metals and their vertical migration.

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    Albic luvisols in the World Reference Base for Soil Resources 2006, Retisols in WRB 2014 (IUSS WRB 2006/14).

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  1. Institute of Environmental Geochemistry, National Academy of Science, 34a Palladina Av., Kyiv, 03680, Ukraine

    Oksana Vysotenko, Liudmyla Kononenko & German Bondarenko

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  1. Chestnut Tree Farm, Forncett End , Northfolk, United Kingdom

    David Dent

  2. Soil Science Dept, Chernivtsy National Univ,, Chernivtsy, Ukraine

    Yuriy Dmytruk

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Vysotenko, O., Kononenko, L., Bondarenko, G. (2017). Lead and Zinc Speciation in Soils and Their Transfer in Vegetation. In: Dent, D., Dmytruk, Y. (eds) Soil Science Working for a Living . Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-45417-7_24

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