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Mercury distribution in plants and soils from the former mining area of Abbadia San Salvatore (Tuscany, central Italy).

Federica Meloni, Alessandro Farieri, Pablo L Higueras, José M Esbrí, Barbara Nisi, Jacopo Cabassi, Daniele Rappuoli, Orlando Vaselli

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8 authors.

Federica MeloniUniversity of Florence.
Alessandro FarieriUniversity of Florence.
Pablo L HiguerasInstituto de Geología Aplicada, EIMIA.
José M EsbríComplutense University of Madrid.
Barbara NisiCNR-IGG Institute of Geosciences and Earth Resources.
Jacopo CabassiCNR-IGG Institute of Geosciences and Earth Resources.
Daniele RappuoliUnione dei Comuni Amiata Val d'Orcia, Unità di Bonifica.
Orlando VaselliUniversity of Florence.

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Abstract

The distribution of heavy metals in plants growing in soils from active and abandoned mining areas is of scientific significance as it allows one to recognize their ability to survive in a hostile environment and to provide useful indications for phytoremediation operations. In this work, soils developed in the former Hg-mining area of Abbadia San Salvatore (Tuscany, Central Italy) were analyzed for total, leached Hg, % of organic- and inorganic-related Hg. The dehydrogenase enzyme activity (DHA) was also measured with the aim to evaluate the status of the soil, being characterized by high Hg content. Eventually, the concentration of Hg in the different parts of the plants growing on these soils was analyzed. The soils showed Hg content up to 1068 mg kg

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