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Publikováno v:
Journal of Environmental Radioactivity. 49:307-317
A greenhouse study involving root vegetables (carrot, red beet, and turnips) was conducted primarily to evaluate the effect of culinary processing (light washing, scrubbing, and peeling) on the radionuclide content of the edible portions. In terms of
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Journal of Environmental Radioactivity. 13:341-354
Radionuclides associated with soil particles can be transported to plant surfaces by wind, raindrop splash, animal activities and mechanical disturbance and can contribute to radiation exposure through ingestion by humans or livestock. The quantities
Publikováno v:
Journal of Thermal Biology. 15:245-249
1. 1.Three month-old seedlings of Taxodium distichum , Nyssa aquatica , Cephalanthus occidentalis and cuttings of Salix nigra were acclimated to simulated natural swamp conditions (ambient temperature, saturated soil) and then used to assess direct h
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We compared co-occurring mature Quercus laevis Walt. (turkey oak), Q. margaretta Ashe (sand post oak) and Q. incana Bartr. (bluejack oak) trees growing in resource-limited sandhill habitats of the southeastern United States for water and nutrient cha
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K.W. McLeod
On the Savannah River Site (SRS), nuclear production reactors were cooled by a once-through cooling cycle, using water from the Savannah River and discharging the effluent to small tributaries of the Savannah River. Four Mile Creek (also known as Fou
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Publikováno v:
Health physics. 59(6)
Plutonium released to the environment may contribute to dose to humans through inhalation or ingestion of contaminated foodstuffs. Plutonium contamination of agricultural plants may result from interception and retention of atmospheric deposition, re
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Health Physics. 56:441-450
The accuracy of three radionuclide transfer models for predicting the interception and retention of airborne particles by agricultural crops was tested using Pu-bearing aerosols released to the atmosphere from nuclear fuel facilities on the U.S. Depa
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Soil Science. 132:89-98
A greenhouse experiment investigated factors influencing root uptake of Pu by agricultural crops from soils receiving effluents from a nuclear fuel chemical separations facility. Results indicate that uptake of 238Pu and 239,240Pu from soil was very
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Health Physics. 44:19-28
The adherence of Pu-bearing particles to external surfaces of carrots, turnips, red potatoes, and sweet potatoes accounted for greater than or equal to 93% of their total Pu content. Uptake, which was measured as Pu content in peeled crops, accounted