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Heavy Metal Index

for alleviating heavy metal stress

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Cited by9 pages
Metals measured5
Evidence tierB
Year2025

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  • tolerate or detoxify Cd, making them valuable for bioremediation showed 97% similarity with other Bacillus strains based on 16S
  • that were reported for alleviating Cd stress and its accumulation be credibly classified due to more than 99% identity to a large
  • common in environmental studies (Supplementary Table 3). paidb.re.kr/browse_genomes.php?m=g). The virulence genes (e.g.,
  • foodborne pathogens, B. cereus group bacteria with multiple decrease (47% and 41%, respectively) in interspecific diversity
  • evaluation framework for bacterial safety assessment. Evaluating trials by 158.19% and 140.79%, respectively (Li et al., 2023). These
  • solve this problem, two approaches are preferred. One is coating 0.27 mg/kg in China (Zhang et al., 2015). Further analysis suggests
  • microbes on the seed of plants. For example, to detoxify and the majority of arable soils (45.16%) have Cd with concentrations
  • promote chickpea growth in Cd-contaminated soils, about 108 between 0.097 and 0.3 mg/kg, although more than 150 mg/kg is
  • using 1% guar gum powder as an adhesive (Syed et al., 2023). The the concentration data of Cd from six hundred and two sampling
  • other is immobilization with carriers. Environmentally compatible sites, revealing that the average Cd concentration was 0.29 mg/kg,
  • carriers, like biochar or sodium alginate, might be good choices. which is very close to China’s national quality standard of 0.3 mg/kg
  • 2023). Of these sampling sites, 69.1% exceed the national average can reach about 30, 5, and 0.6 mg/kg in the root, shoot, and
  • background concentration of 0.097 mg/kg for Cd by 2.99 times. All grain, respectively (Sabella et al., 2022). In contrast, 0.17 mg/g (170
  • agricultural soils is quite prevalent (Figure 2A). The widespread contamination of Cd, and as high as 5.99 mg/g (5,990 mg/kg) when
  • contamination of Cd in agricultural soils inevitably resulted in soils were contaminated with 40 mg/kg Cd (Shahzad et al., 2025).
  • a considerable proportion of grains having Cd concentrations This means there are more than 100 folds of Cd in wheat than in
  • 4,000 mg/kg CdSO4 that are roughly 10,000-fold higher than the metals, samples should be treated by the most widely used methods.
  • in a hydroponic model, 100 μM Cd (∼22.85 mg/L) hampered be dried and digested in a solution containing trace-metal-grade
  • the overall plant growth and development, resulting in noticeable concentrated HNO3 and 30% (v/v) H2 O2 in a microwave digestion
  • influenced, e.g., germination rate was less than 60%, plant length
  • as low as 0.2–5 mg/kg. Concentrations above 5 mg/kg can cause
  • wheat seed germination rate decreased to less than 60% by 1 mM Software, Writing – original draft. ZS: Conceptualization, Funding
  • Cd in wheat grains ranged between 0.0080 mg/kg and 2.0 mg/kg Funding
  • (dry weight), and 83% of these wheat samples have lower Cd
  • concentrations than the national food safety standard of 0.1 mg/kg The author(s) declare that financial support was received for the

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  • 4,000 mg/kg CdSO4 that are roughly 10,000-fold higher than the metals, samples should be treated by the most widely used methods.
  • the overall plant growth and development, resulting in noticeable concentrated HNO3 and 30% (v/v) H2 O2 in a microwave digestion
  • mg/kg in soil, the growth parameters of chickpea were severely coupled plasma atomic emission spectrometry (ICP-AES).
  • (dry weight), and 83% of these wheat samples have lower Cd

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