Arsenic (As) is a highly toxic contaminant in the environment. Although both inorganic and
organic types of arsenic exist in the environment, the most common inorganic forms of As …

Arsenic (As) is a metalloid pollutant that is extensively distributed in the biosphere. As is
among the most prevalent and toxic elements in the environment; it induces adverse effects …

Plants being sessile confronts a variety of biotic and abiotic environmental adversities.
Heavy metals (HMs) stress is a significant abiotic constraint to agricultural production around …

Selenium (Se) supplementation can restrict metal uptake by roots and translocation to
shoots, which is one of the vital stress tolerance mechanisms. Selenium can also enhance …

Heavy metal (HM) accumulation in the agricultural soil and its toxicity is a major threat for
plant growth and development. HMs disrupt functional integrity of the plants, induces altered …

Arsenic (As) toxicity negatively impacts plant development, limits agricultural production,
and, by entering the food chain, endangers human health. Studies on the use of natural and …

Arsenic (As) pollution in agricultural systems poses a serious threat to crop productivity and
food safety. Silicon (Si) has been reported to mitigate toxic effects of heavy metals in plants …

Soil salinity is a key limiting factor to agricultural land production across the world,
particularly in arid and semi-arid regions, since it interferes with plant physio-biochemical …

In recent decades, the menace of heavy metals to food security and human health has
become a serious concern. Given its status as the primary provider of food globally …

Heavy metal (HM) toxicity is a severe abiotic stress that can cause significant harm to plant
development and breeding, posing a challenge to sustainable agriculture. Various factors …