Concentration of trace elements in acrogenic soils of Amur region in conditions of long-term mineral fertilization is still poorly investigated. Chernozem-like soils, as a most fertility and widespread soils of Russian Far East’s plains, occupy huge territory on Zeya-Byreya plain. This soil has been totally involved to tillage since the beginning of 20 century and account for 35 % of tillage area. Due to high economic importance this soils attract many attentions to investigate physical-chemical characteristics and other soil properties but little is known about their trace elements composition. In our study for the first time we characterize wide spectra of total concentration of trace elements by using ICP-MS method. Concentration of trace elements are decreases in order: Ba > Sr > Rb > Cr > V > Zr > Cu > Ni > Li > Pb > Co > Ga > Y > Th > Sc > Nb > Cs > Be > Sn > U > Hf > W > Mo > Ta. The results show that concentration of Co, Be, Rb, Li, Ni are exceeding values of average concentrations in world soils. From the other hand, concentrations of Hf, Ta, W, U, Y, Nb are significantly lower than mean average values in soils of the world. Our data could be used to establishing of regional background trace elements concentration or evaluation of anthropogenic impact degree as well as in a complex ecological monitoring.

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Kondratova A.V., Procopchuk V.F. Trace Elements Composition of Chernozem-like Soils on Zeya-Byreya Plain. The Bulletin of Irkutsk State University. Series Biology. Ecology, 2018, vol. 23, pp. 68-77. DOI: https://doi.org/10.26516/2073-3372.2018.23.68 (in Russian)

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https://doi.org/10.26516/2073-3372.2018.23.68

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