ArticleToxics2025
Heavy Metals in the Soil-Coffee System of Pu'er, China, a Major Coffee Producing Region in China: Distribution and Health Risks.
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This study provides a comprehensive assessment of the distribution, bioaccumulation, and health risks associated with heavy metals in the soil-coffee system of Pu'er City, a major coffee-producing region in China. An analysis of the soil and corresponding plant samples (including fruit, stem, and leaf) from representative plantations revealed that, although the heavy metal concentrations in soils generally exceeded the local background levels, they remained below national risk screening thresholds. Hg was identified as the primary pollutant of concern, showing moderate to significant enrichment (EF: 2-20) and posing a moderate to considerable ecological risk (E
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