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The goal of this study was to better quantify the degree of viral contamination of tomato and cucumber in relationship to
virus type, soil type, and irrigation method. Tomatoes and cucumbers were grown in ten-gallon (37.8 L) buckets filled with
Pima clay loam or Brazito sandy loam soils. Plants were irrigated with secondary wastewater effluent using surface drip irrigation
or subsurface drip irrigation. At specified time intervals irrigation water was seeded with bacteriophages MS-2 and P22, poliovirus
type 1 (PV1), enteric adenovirus 40 (Ead 40), and hepatitis A virus. Surface drip irrigation always resulted in viral contamination
of both the above and below ground parts of both crops. The roots showed the greatest level of contamination, followed by
leaves and fruits. In contrast, with subsurface drip irrigation no viruses were detected in any of the above ground plant
surfaces. It was found that under similar soil type and irrigation method, risk of crop contamination was similar for all
of the viruses studied. It can be concluded that method of irrigation is the single most critical factor in the contamination
trend of different parts of crop plants. Plant parts can be categorized into three groups (root, stem, and leaf/fruit) based
on the risk of viral contamination from irrigation water. 相似文献
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Cañete SJ Palad LJ Enriquez EB Garcia TY Yulo-Nazarea T 《Environmental monitoring and assessment》2008,142(1-3):337-344
Phosphogypsum (PG), the major waste material in phosphate fertilizer processing, has been known to contain enhanced levels of naturally-occurring radionuclides especially (226)Ra.The lack of radioactivity data regarding Philippine phosphogypsum and its environmental behavior in the Philippine setting has brought concern on possible contamination of groundwater beneath the phosphogypsum ponds in Isabel, Leyte, Philippines. The radioactivity of Philippine phosphogypsum was determined and the leaching of (226)Ra from phosphogypsum and through local soil was quantified. Level of (226)Ra in groundwater samples in Isabel, Leyte, Philippines was also quantified to address the primary concern. It was found that the (226)Ra activity in Philippine phosphogypsum is distributed in a wide range from 91.5 to 935 Bq/kg. As much as 5% of (226)Ra can be leached from Philippine PG with deionized water. In vitro soil leach experiments suggest that the soil in the phosphate fertilizer plant area would be able to deter the intrusion of (226)Ra into the water table. Compared to reported values of natural groundwater levels of (226)Ra, the concentration of this radionuclide in Isabel, Leyte groundwater suggest that there is no (226)Ra intrusion brought about by the presence of phosphogypsum ponds in the area. 相似文献
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