a mitigation approach to alleviate arsenic accumulation in rice through balanced fertilization
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Abstract
Pot experiments with boro and aman season rice on the same soils treated with arsenic contaminated irrigation water and using balanced fertilizer or not revealed that balance fertilization could be a strategy to mitigate arsenic accumulation in rice grain. The study also revealed that there is a carryover effect of As applied through irrigation in the boro season to the subsequent aman season rice. This carryover effect too, could be minimized with balanced fertilization.
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| Authors | ;S. M. Imamul Huq;Selina Sultana;Ganga Chakraborty;M. T. A. Chowdhury |
| Journal | international journal of electrochemistry |
| Year | 2011 |
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