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ABSTRACT
The effects of percent K and/or Ca saturations on the release of Cd from Cd-treated H-clays (kaolinite and illite) and on the Cd availability to plants from Cd-treated Canfield silt loam soil were determined. The concentration of Cd in the dialyzates from both kaolinite and illite clays increased as the percent Ca or K saturation of the clays in the suspension decreased. The release of Cd from both clays was greater in the presence of Ca than K. In a separate experiment, the concentration of Cd in soybean shoots (Glycine max L. Merr.) Corsoy decreased with increasing percent Ca or K saturation of the soil. The results indicated that Cd uptake by soybean shoots could be impaired to a great extent by K application.
Key Words: heavy metal cadmium sorption
1 Contribution from Dep. of Agron., Ohio Agric. Res. and Develop. Center, Wooster, Ohio as J. Article No. 123-75.
2 Professor, OARDC and the Ohio State Univ., Wooster, OH 44691.
Received for publication November 7, 1975.
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