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The legacy of post-industrial contamination often limits the safe use of urban soils for food production without pre-treatment to reduce metal(loid) solubility and uptake in crops. In this study, a seed residue biochar was applied at two doses (1% and 5%) to six circumneutral urban allotment soils from Denmark and the UK, all exhibiting elevated concentrations of As, Cd, Pb and Zn. Soil pore water was sampled to assess metal(l...
The accuracy of environmental risk assessment depends upon selecting appropriate matrices to extract the most risk-relevant portion of contaminant(s) from the soil. Here, we applied the chelatants EDTA and tartaric acid to extract a metal-contaminated soil. Pistia stratiotes was applied as an indicator plant to measure accumulation from the metal-laden bulk solutions generated, in a hydroponic experiment lasting 15 days. Speci...
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