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Metal(loid)s and minerals in fish tissues: health risk–benefit assessment and variations by gender and sizeNARA Subscribed
In this study, the concentrations of 15 metal(loid)s and minerals (MMs) were measured in the muscle, liver and gills of two economically important fish species ( Cyprinus carpio and Tinca tinca ) collected from Hirfanlı Reservoir (Türkiye) using inductively coupled plasma–tandem mass spectrometry. The effects of fish weight, length and gender on the concentrations of MMs in the tissues, the health risks of metal(loid)s and the...
Zinc bioavailability in semiarid agricultural regions: a soil property-based assessmentNARA Subscribed
Zinc concentration in soils can cause both nutritional deficiency and toxicity in plants. Therefore, both the concentration and availability of Zn, especially in semiarid soils, are critical for agriculture and the environment. This study was carried out to determine the relationship between Zn concentrations and some soil properties in semiarid agricultural areas of Türkiye and to create spatial distribution maps. For this pu...
In this study, advanced hydro-chemical analysis, chemometric techniques, health risk assessment and various indices were used to comprehensively assess the water quality of Mahakali River, which is an essential water resource for Nepal and India. Most parameters measured in the water samples collected from 25 sites in the basin during the pre- and post-monsoon periods were found to be compliance with drinking water standards,...
İzmir, Turkey’s third most populous city, is in an important position in terms of both agriculture and industry. The province, which contributes 9.3% to the country’s industrial production, also has an important potential in terms of olive cultivation. However, until now, no research has been undertaken to analyze the content of trace elements (TEs) in the soil of olive orchards in İzmir. This study was carried out to determin...
Renowned for its agriculture, livestock, and mining, Zhob district, Pakistan, faces the urgent problem of declining groundwater quality due to natural and human-induced factors. This deterioration poses significant challenges for residents who rely on groundwater for drinking, domestic, and irrigation purposes. Therefore, this novel study aimed to carry out a comprehensive assessment of groundwater quality in Zhob district, co...