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Risk Assessment and Source Apportionment of Heavy Metals in Agricultural Soil Across Yinchuan, China

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作者： Yiming Liu;Tianzi Yin;Rongguang Shi;Yan Li;Jianjun Ma;Hong Li;Ke Yang;Shiyuan Ding;Xiaodong Li

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关键词： heavy metals;risk assessment;soil pollution;source apportionment;Yellow River basin

期刊名称： Agronomy

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年卷期： 2025 年 15 卷 12 期

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收录情况： SCIE（2025版）

摘要： Approximately 1.1% of global soils exceed the safety thresholds. Yinchuan is one of the key grain production bases, and the quality of its agricultural soil directly impacts the quality of agricultural products. To investigate the heavy metal contamination status of surface agricultural soil in Yinchuan, this study collected 325 agricultural soil samples from the city to analyze the concentrations of five heavy metal elements—As, Hg, Pb, Cd, and Cr—and conducted a risk assessment and quantitative source apportionment of soil heavy metal contamination. The results indicate that the majority of the study area is classified as having a lightly polluted level with moderate ecological risks. The order of the over-standard rates is Hg > Cd > Pb > Cr > As. The soil in the study area is generally weakly alkaline, which has a relatively low impact on the migration and transformation of heavy metal elements. High-value areas of heavy metals are all located near the Yellow River floodplain. They are significantly affected by the agricultural and industrial wastewater discharge from the upper reaches of the Yellow River. The Absolute Principal Component Score-Multiple Linear Regression (APCS-MLR) model analysis identified the sources of soil heavy metal pollution as natural sources (37.29%), agricultural sources (25.50%), coal combustion sources (20.18%), and industrial-transportation sources (17.04%). The positive matrix factorization (PMF) model explained that the sources of heavy metals in the soil were natural sources (22.42%), agricultural activities (24.46%), coal combustion sources (26.70%), and traffic sources (26.42%). Overall, the results indicate that there is a certain degree of metal pollution in the agricultural soil of Yinchuan, which is significantly influenced by human activities.

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