Global warming and declining water resources are threatening the sustainability of rice
production and global food security. Conventional continuously flooded system (CF) of rice …

Arsenic (As) contamination is a well-recognized environmental and health issue, threatening
over 200 million people worldwide with the prime cases in South and Southeast Asian and …

Removal of arsenic from wastewater has been crucial in recent days because of its high
persistence and bioaccumulation causing serious health and environmental issues, listed in …

Arsenic (As) is a toxic metalloid classified as group 1 carcinogen. The presence of As in high
concentrations in paddy soil and irrigation water results into high As accumulation in rice …

Arsenic (As), being the first class of carcinogen, reflects disastrous threats to living beings
owing to its high persistence, toxicity, bioaccumulation, and bioavailability in the …

Multiple heavy metal–resistant bacterium, Micrococcus luteus strain AS2, was isolated from
industrial waste water of District Sheikhupura, Pakistan. The isolated bacterium showed …

The human body loading with arsenic (As) through rice consumption is a global health
concern. There is a crucial need to limit As build-up in rice, either by remediating As …

By using the" bridge joint" effect of iron ions, cellulose nanocrystal-containing high-
performance adsorbents were synthesized via coprecipitation method, which enhanced the …

Arsenic (As) poses a significant concern to the environment and human health due to its
toxicity and carcinogenic properties. Arsenic contamination of water and soil has …

A currently serious agronomic concern for paddy soils is arsenic (As) contamination. Paddy
soils are mostly utilized for rice cultivation. Arsenite (As (III)) is prevalent in paddy soils, and …