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Heavy metals and their sources, potential pollution situations and health risks for residents in Adıyaman province agricultural lands, Türkiye by Yılmaz, Cafer Hakan

“…In this study, the contents of heavy metals (HMs) such as Al, Cd, Co, Cr, Cu Fe, Mn, Ni, Pb and Zn in soil samples collected from 403 sampling locations of the…”
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Environmental, ecological and health risks of trace elements, and their sources in soils of Harran Plain, Turkey by Varol, Memet, Sünbül, Muhammet Raşit, Aytop, Halil, Yılmaz, Cafer Hakan

“…Soil pollution with trace elements (TEs) has become an increasingly serious environmental concern, however, assessment of ecological and human health risks…”
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Environmental, ecological and health risks of boron in agricultural soils of Amik Plain under Mediterranean conditions by Aytop, Halil, Ateş, Özgür, Dengiz, Orhan, Yılmaz, Cafer Hakan, Demir, Ömer Faruk

“…An abundance of boron (B) content in soils can threaten both plant and human health. The range that identifies B insufficiency or toxicity in the soil is quite…”
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Investigation of the Effects of Land Use on Chemical Water Quality Parameters; A Case Study of Başkonuş-Meydan Dam Lake in Kahramanmaraş by Babur, Emre

“…Water quality is in constant interaction with and changed according to time and place through natural and anthropogenic factors. It is also known that land use…”
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Effects of Organic Materials Obtained from Different Tree Species on Some Chemical Parameters of Water Quality (Study Case of Andirin-Akifiye Forest Management Unit) by Babur, Emre

“…Mineral substance concentrations are very important in terms of the levels of chemical quality in drinking water. A highly important source of minerals in…”
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Evaluating macro‐ and micro‐mineral contents and agronomic traits of Turkish oat landraces by Kilinç, Fatih Mehmet, Sakiroglu, Muhammet, Yilmaz, Cafer Hakan, Akkaya, Aydın, Dokuyucu, Tevrican, Gezginç, Hasan, Yüce, İlker, Dumlupinar, Ziya

“…The cultivated oat (Avena sativa L. and A. byzantina Coch.) is an important annual cereal and forage plant. A large collection of historical oat landraces…”
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