Özet:

This research was conducted in greenhouse conditions, with the aim of determining the impact of salt applications differently to contaminated soils (NaCl, KCl and CaCl2) in the random parcel testing pattern on Cd intake. With the application of Cl in Na+, K+ and Ca+2 in conditions without cadmium and Cd, the plant’s dry substance productivity has tended to decrease. This decrease was most evident in NaCl and KCl applications where Cl was given at 4.0 g kg-1. According to this, the dry substance productivity in the control plant at the highest dose of Cd is 649 mg plant-1 while the condition where Cl is applied in the Na form at the level of 4.0 g kg-1, the dry substance productivity is reduced by about 2.5 times to 276 mg plant-1 and with the application in the form of K is reduced by about 2 times to 352 mg plant-1 levels. The significant effects of cl-sals have been determined in the increase in the concentration of grain grain green axis. In increased Cd doses, the green axis Cd concentration increased in all doses in which the Na+, K+ and Ca+2 forms of Cl were applied. No salt was applied and in the application of Cd at 1 mg kg-1, the Cd concentration of the control plant was 8.31 mg kg-1 but the green axis Cd concentration in Na+, K+ and Ca+2 forms, where Cl was given as 4.0 g kg-1, was found to rise to 26.4, 20.2 and 13.5 mg kg-1 respectively, increasing by 217%, 143% and 62%. As a result, it has been found that the salt increases the intake of Cd in peanut grain and that the cations accompanied by the salt in this increase are important. The different forms of salt Na+, K+ and Ca+2 also have a ranking in the form of Na+>K+>Ca+2 in the maximum increase of Cd concentration.

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