Increase in the dose of YG registered an increasing trend and the increase in As content in soil a decreasing trend of Fe:As and S:As ratios.
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Efficacy of yellow gypsum application on mitigating arsenic bioavailability in groundnut and <i>Boro</i>-rice grown under arsenic contaminated soil.
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Increase in YG dose effectuated a significant ( P < 0.05 ) increasing trend and increase in As content in soil indicated a decreasing trend of Ca:As, Fe:As and S:As ratios which pointed out the potentiality of YG for reducing As bio-availability in contaminated soils and thus could be a good option for mitigating the risk of As contamination in food chain.