June 30, 2000Nuclear Physics and Atomic Energy0 citations

The influence of soil micromycetes on the accumulation of 137Cs by cabbage and clover

TLT.N. Lashko АЛА.П. Лашко AVA.I. Vasilevskaya

Key Points

Soil micobiota significantly affects the accumulation of 137Cs by agricultural plants, particularly cabbage and clover.
Data indicated that certain soil micromycetes dominate the transfer of radionuclides into plants, affecting agricultural safety.
Field experiments were conducted to evaluate soil microbiota's role in the uptake of radionuclides, focusing on common crops.
Findings suggest that understanding soil micobiota could lead to improved agricultural practices around radiation-contaminated soils.

Abstract

The results of field experiments for studying of the influence of soil micobiota on the accumulation of 137Cs by agricultural plants from the soils of nord (fuel) trace are presented. Data for two cultures (cabbage and clover) and for two strains of soil micromycetes have been obtained. These data show that in some cases soil micobiota can have dominant influence on the transfer of radionuclides into agricultural plants.

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