Effects of the Application with Adsorbent Made of Iron Oxide on Reducing the Cadmium Transfer to Paddyfield Rice

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  • 酸化鉄吸着剤の土壌施用による水稲玄米中のカドミウム濃度低減効果
  • サンカテツ キュウチャクザイ ノ ドジョウ シヨウ ニ ヨル スイトウ ゲンマイチュウ ノ カドミウム ノウド テイゲン コウカ

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Effects of the application with adsorbent made of amorphous iron oxide (Fe2O3) on reducing the cadmium (Cd) transfer to paddyfield rice were comfirmed in field examinations. By sprinkling the adsorbent at the rate of 0 to1.0 weight percent per plowlayer (15 cm) into paddyfield before cultivation, Cd transfer from soil to rice was restricted with increase of sprinkling rate. In the case at 1.0 percent, the concentration of Cd in rice (0.07 ppm) was approximately equal to average concentration (0.06 ppm) at investigation of Japan in comparison with 0.16 ppm at no sprinkling case in this experiment. These observations suggest that sprinkling amorphous iron oxide into paddyfield before cultivation is effective for reducing the Cd transfer to rice.

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