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June 14, 2026ToxicsOpen Access

Stability of Cadmium Passivation in Weakly Alkaline Soil: Impact of Material, Dosage and Plant Cultivar

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JYJinpeng YuYZYan ZhangHWHui Wang

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Randomized trial evaluates cadmium passivation in wheat cultivars, suggesting effective strategies for remediation.

Key Points

  • This research investigates how material type, dosage, and plant cultivar impact cadmium passivation stability.
  • Applied phosphate rock powder and bentonite for passivation at three dosages.
  • Evaluated effects on Cd content in soil and wheat grains of different cultivars.
  • Conducted path analysis to understand mechanisms of passivation.
  • Phosphate rock powder reduced available Cd in soil by 11.52–26.65% and in wheat grains by 7.28–49.94%.
  • Bentonite decreased available Cd content in soil by 11.08–35.00% and in wheat grains by 14.14–57.61%.
  • Wheat yield increased by 12.77–21.31% with phosphate rock and by 12.23–18.67% with bentonite.

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Yu et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2e46dbb1cc60ccdea8b7e7https://doi.org/10.3390/toxics14060508
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