Copper Behavior in a Soil-Plant System on Podzolic Soils
It was found that copper behavior in an artificially polluted soil-plant system carried regional character and depended on specific features of a particular crop, copper amount and after-effect duration. The polluted soils demonstrated a significant increase in copper mobility. Critical levels of podzolic soils pollution with copper were specified. Comprehensive approach to pollution rate-fixing was suggested that took into consideration tolerance and translocation values of copper in plants.