Kirkuk University Journal for Agricultural Sciences (KUJAS)

Measuring The Accumulation of Copper and Cadmium Elements in The Vegetative And Root of Beta Vulgaris Plant During Two Seasons as A Result of Irrigation with Sewage in Kirkuk City

https://doi.org/10.58928/ku18.09309
Volume 9, Issue 3
Summer 2018
Page 63-69
Kirkuk University Journal for Agricultural Sciences (KUJAS)

Document Type : Research Paper

Authors

Heyam J. Ibrahim 1
Awaz B. Mohamm 1
Yasin M. Ahmad 2

1 Kirkuk University – College of Sciences

2 Tikrit University – College of Sciences

Abstract
The current study included ، the collection of samples from the Beta vulgaris plant and water samples from regions that use wastewater for irrigation and compare them with samples of plant that irrigated with for valid water .To irrigation so the concentration of Copper and Cadmium elements determinate in the water and measuring their accumulation in shoot and root parts of Beta vulgaris It was measuring the concentration of copper and cadmium in the water where the highest concentration of copper 0.25 mg /L the first site and the lowest concentration of 0.01 mg / L in the site control in the summer while the highest concentration of cadmium 0.24 mg/l summer and the lowest concentration of 0.01 mg / L in the winter the summer has been measuring the accumulation of elements in partial shoot and root ،the highest concentration of the cadmium in the shoot 0.02 mg / kg and the lowest concentration of 0.0 mg / kg on-site control in winter and summer،
while copper was higher concentration of 0.15 mg / kg in the summer and the lowest concentration of 0.02 mg / kg in both seasons in the root highest concentration of the element cadmium 0.02 mg / kg in the winter and almost imperceptibly separated on-site control in both seasons، while copper was the highest concentration of 0.07 mg / kg in the summer and the lowest concentration 0.0 in the winter and summer The results show that irrigation with sewage water laden with heavy metals lead to the accumulation of elements in the parts of the plant more than it is in control site.

Keywords

The Vegetative and Root
Beta Vulgaris Plant
Kirkuk
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