Arsenic (As) is a toxic metalloid. Serious concerns have been raised in literature owing to its
potential toxicity towards living beings. The metalloid causes various water-and food-borne …

Arsenic is a toxic carcinogen mostly found in subsurface environments. It is released into
groundwater mostly via natural geological and hydrological processes. Consumption of …

Arsenic, a metalloid that exists by nature, reaches the earth either by natural or
anthropogenic events and is considered an emerging pollutant. The existence of arsenic in …

Arsenic is a great hazard to the environment since it is a major source of soil and water
contami-nation leading to phytotoxicity. Arsenic caused reduction in seed germination and …

There is a rich body of literature on arsenic (As) contamination of groundwater and its
consequences for human health via drinking water. Less is known however, on the impacts …

Globally, the risk of arsenic (As) contamination in soil and rice is well documented across the
globe. In Bangladesh, drinking water and rice are two major exposure pathways of As to …

Background. In parts of Cambodia, irrigation with groundwater results in arsenic
accumulation in soils and rice, leading to health concerns associated with rice consumption …

The cosmopolitan family Asteraceae is the largest family of flowering plants. As a part of
taxonomic investigation on the “Weed flora of Bangladesh Agricultural University Campus” …

It has recently been reported that the arsenic (As) concentration in brown rice produced in
years with higher temperature after heading tends to be high (Arao et al., 2018). To verify …

The highest total arsenic measured in soil was 95 mg/kg. The concentration of arsenic in the
rice paddy soils was highly variable and was generally higher near the irrigation wells. We …