Human health risks of heavy metals via consumption of Musa paradisiaca and the ecological risk assessment of heavy metals in the habitat topsoils
Banana Musa paradisiaca collected from three sites in Peninsular Malaysia were determined for human health risk assessment of Cu, Fe, Ni, Pb and Zn. The metal distribution in the different parts of bananas and their habitat topsoils were in the following orders; Cu: Flesh > peel ≥ root > soil...
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| author | Yap, Chee Kong Talib, Ahmad Zulfadhli Cheng, Wan Hee Sharifinia, Moslem Ye, Feng Omar, Hishamuddin Nulit, Rosimah Shohaimi, Shamarina Latif, Mohd Talib |
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| author_facet | Yap, Chee Kong Yap, Chee Kong Talib, Ahmad Zulfadhli Cheng, Wan Hee Sharifinia, Moslem Ye, Feng Omar, Hishamuddin Nulit, Rosimah Shohaimi, Shamarina Latif, Mohd Talib |
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| description | Banana Musa paradisiaca collected from three sites in Peninsular Malaysia were determined for human health risk assessment of Cu, Fe, Ni, Pb and Zn. The metal distribution in the different parts of bananas and their habitat topsoils were in the following orders; Cu: Flesh > peel ≥ root > soil ≥ leaf > stem. Fe: Soil > root > stem > leaf > flesh > peel; Ni: Leave ≥ stem ≥ peel > flesh > root ≥ soil; Zn: Root > soil ≥ leaf ≥ flesh > stem ≥ peel; Pb: Root > soil > stem > leave > flesh ≥ peel. The metal concentrations (mg/kg dry weight) in the banana flesh were 13.87-16.43 for Cu, 29.80-54.47 for Fe, 1.57 13.10 for Ni, 1.70-6.40 for Pb, and 7.03-22.27 for Zn. The target hazard quotient values of all metals were found below 1.0, indicating that average and high level consumers would not have non-carcinogenic risk due to the intake of heavy metals via banana consumption. The potential ecological risk index of the habitat topsoils for all three sites were also categorized as ‘low ecological risk.’ |
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| spelling | upm.eprints-788022021-09-12T09:09:19Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/78802/ Human health risks of heavy metals via consumption of Musa paradisiaca and the ecological risk assessment of heavy metals in the habitat topsoils Yap, Chee Kong Talib, Ahmad Zulfadhli Cheng, Wan Hee Sharifinia, Moslem Ye, Feng Omar, Hishamuddin Nulit, Rosimah Shohaimi, Shamarina Latif, Mohd Talib Banana Musa paradisiaca collected from three sites in Peninsular Malaysia were determined for human health risk assessment of Cu, Fe, Ni, Pb and Zn. The metal distribution in the different parts of bananas and their habitat topsoils were in the following orders; Cu: Flesh > peel ≥ root > soil ≥ leaf > stem. Fe: Soil > root > stem > leaf > flesh > peel; Ni: Leave ≥ stem ≥ peel > flesh > root ≥ soil; Zn: Root > soil ≥ leaf ≥ flesh > stem ≥ peel; Pb: Root > soil > stem > leave > flesh ≥ peel. The metal concentrations (mg/kg dry weight) in the banana flesh were 13.87-16.43 for Cu, 29.80-54.47 for Fe, 1.57 13.10 for Ni, 1.70-6.40 for Pb, and 7.03-22.27 for Zn. The target hazard quotient values of all metals were found below 1.0, indicating that average and high level consumers would not have non-carcinogenic risk due to the intake of heavy metals via banana consumption. The potential ecological risk index of the habitat topsoils for all three sites were also categorized as ‘low ecological risk.’ Nova Science Publishers Yap, Chee Kong 2019 Book Section PeerReviewed text en http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/78802/1/1%20%2833%29.pdf Yap, Chee Kong and Talib, Ahmad Zulfadhli and Cheng, Wan Hee and Sharifinia, Moslem and Ye, Feng and Omar, Hishamuddin and Nulit, Rosimah and Shohaimi, Shamarina and Latif, Mohd Talib (2019) Human health risks of heavy metals via consumption of Musa paradisiaca and the ecological risk assessment of heavy metals in the habitat topsoils. In: Soil Pollution: Sources, Management Strategies and Health Effects. Air, Water and Soil Pollution Science and Technology . Nova Science Publishers, U.S. A., 115 - 139. ISBN 9781536139426/9781536139419 https://www.researchgate.net/publication/330305926_Human_Health_Risks_of_Heavy_Metals_via_Consumption_of_Musa_paradisiaca_and_the_Ecological_Risk_Assessment_of_Heavy_Metals_in_the_Habitat_Topsoils |
| spellingShingle | Yap, Chee Kong Talib, Ahmad Zulfadhli Cheng, Wan Hee Sharifinia, Moslem Ye, Feng Omar, Hishamuddin Nulit, Rosimah Shohaimi, Shamarina Latif, Mohd Talib Human health risks of heavy metals via consumption of Musa paradisiaca and the ecological risk assessment of heavy metals in the habitat topsoils |
| title | Human health risks of heavy metals via consumption of Musa paradisiaca and the ecological risk assessment of heavy metals in the habitat topsoils |
| title_full | Human health risks of heavy metals via consumption of Musa paradisiaca and the ecological risk assessment of heavy metals in the habitat topsoils |
| title_fullStr | Human health risks of heavy metals via consumption of Musa paradisiaca and the ecological risk assessment of heavy metals in the habitat topsoils |
| title_full_unstemmed | Human health risks of heavy metals via consumption of Musa paradisiaca and the ecological risk assessment of heavy metals in the habitat topsoils |
| title_short | Human health risks of heavy metals via consumption of Musa paradisiaca and the ecological risk assessment of heavy metals in the habitat topsoils |
| title_sort | human health risks of heavy metals via consumption of musa paradisiaca and the ecological risk assessment of heavy metals in the habitat topsoils |
| url | http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/78802/1/1%20%2833%29.pdf |
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