iron oxide
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"The iron oxide content in the soil, which is the main constituent of the tailings, correlates with its content in the plant. We studied the passage of constituents from the tailings in the soil to the water, and then from the water to the plant, including its leaves and fruits."
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"We evaluated cultivated and native species. In the case of the latter, we wanted to know how they affect the dissolution of iron oxide and, in this process, understand if and how the PTEs associated with this waste enter the plant, since different species accumulate PTEs differently," she says.
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Scientists have known for years that iron oxide minerals help store vast amounts of carbon by keeping it out of the atmosphere.
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Together, these mechanisms make iron oxide minerals highly adaptable carbon binders.
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In this latest research, the team focused on iron oxide minerals, which are linked to more than one third of the organic carbon found in soils.
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