Behaviour of cadmium in soil in relation to spinach Spinacia oleracea - Pandit, Tapas Kumar
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Large scale generation of industrial effluents and municipal waste materials due to rapid industrialisation and urbanisation has resulted in their indiscriminate and casual and careless disposal leading to heavy metal pollution in the agricultural fields of the peri-urban areas of Kolkata city. Collection and analysis of soils and cultivated vegetables collected from sewage-sludge fed agricultural fields near four sewage discharge points viz., Dhapa, Tiljala, Titagarh and Chinatown, beside Eastern Metropolitan By Pass of the Kolkata city revealed high level of contamination of these soil and plant samples by heavy metals, especially cadmium.…mehr

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Large scale generation of industrial effluents and municipal waste materials due to rapid industrialisation and urbanisation has resulted in their indiscriminate and casual and careless disposal leading to heavy metal pollution in the agricultural fields of the peri-urban areas of Kolkata city. Collection and analysis of soils and cultivated vegetables collected from sewage-sludge fed agricultural fields near four sewage discharge points viz., Dhapa, Tiljala, Titagarh and Chinatown, beside Eastern Metropolitan By Pass of the Kolkata city revealed high level of contamination of these soil and plant samples by heavy metals, especially cadmium.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Tapas Kumar Pandit is currently Assistant Professor in Soil Science and a faculty of Uttar Banga Krishi Viswavidyalaya, West Bengal, India. He has more than Ten years of experience in extension, research and teaching after completion of his Ph. D degree in the year 2009. Dr. Pandit has published 24 nos. of research papers in leading journals.