Journal of Ecology · 1995 · 806 citations · 0 references
Natural SciencesEnvironmental SciencesSoil SciencesSoil BiogeochemistrySoil EcologySoil ScienceHeavy Metal ContaminationMetal ToxicitySoil Contaminant FateSoil EcotoxicologyWetland BiogeochemistryWetland Soil BiogeochemistryContaminated SoilEcosystem RecoveryEnvironmental Fate Of Soil ContaminantsMetal Speciation In SoilNutrient EnrichmentNutrient Enrichment EffectsPotentially Toxic ElementsSoil-plant Relationships
Partial table of contents: THEORY AND PROCESSES. Sources and Forms of Potentially Toxic Metals in Soil--Plant Systems (S. Ross). Retention, Transformation and Mobility of Toxic Metals in Soils (S. Ross). Toxic Metals: Fate and Distribution in Contaminated Ecosystems (S. Ross). CASE STUDIES. Mechanisms of Ecosystem Recovery Following 11 Years of Nutrient Enrichment in an Old--Field Community (S. Brewer, et al.). The Impact and Fate of Heavy Metals in an Oak Woodland Ecosystem (M. Martin & R. Bullock). Caesium Cycling in Heather Moorland Ecosystems (A. Horrill & G. Clint). A Metal Budget for a Monsoonal Wetland in Northern Australia (C. Finlayson). Index.