Distribution and bioconcentration of some elements in the edible mushroom Leccinum scabrum from locations in Poland

Keyphrases

• Anthropogenic Factors 50%
• Anthropogenic Pollution 50%
• Baseline Concentration 50%
• Bioconcentration 100%
• Bioconcentration Factor 50%
• Bioinclusions 50%
• Cold Vapor Atomic Absorption Spectrometry 50%
• Complex Interactions 50%
• Edible mushroom 100%
• Element Concentration 50%
• FeNi 50%
• Fruiting Body 50%
• Geochemical Background 50%
• Inductively Coupled Plasma Atomic Emission Spectrometry 50%
• Lead Concentration 50%
• Leccinum Scabrum 100%
• Local Minerals 50%
• Lowland Sites 50%
• Method Validation 50%
• Mineral Content 50%
• Mineral Soil 50%
• Mushroom Consumption 50%
• Poland 100%
• Pollution Factor 50%
• PR-B 50%
• Soil Geochemistry 50%
• Soil Pollution 50%
• Some Element 100%
• Species Characteristics 50%
• Topsoil 50%
• Toxic Elements 50%
• Upland Site 100%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Bioaccumulation 100%
• Geochemistry 33%
• Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry 66%
• Leccinum Scabrum 100%
• Lowlands 33%
• Mineral Soils 33%
• Polluted Soils 33%
• Topsoil 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Atomic Emission Spectroscopy 100%