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. 2016 Aug 11;23(21):21517–21522. doi: 10.1007/s11356-016-7371-0

Table 2.

Trace elements in mushrooms from the region of Morąg (M) and Tarnobrzeska Plain (T) (mean value ± SD, median value—in parentheses—and range; mg kg−1 dry biomass)

Site Speciesa Element
K Na Mg Ca Cu Zn Fe Mn Ag Cd
M Cantharellus cibarius
(W) n = 16 (162)		 49,000 ± 4600
(47,000)
42,000–59,000		 240 ± 58
(260)
140–360		 1200 ± 130
(1100)
980–1400		 1000 ± 260
(1000)
670–1500		 54 ± 12
(52)
33–77		 82 ± 9
(80)
69–100		 330 ± 100 (330)
170–520		 30 ± 10
(27)
20–63		 0.53 ± 0.16
(0.55)
0.17–0.82		 0.58 ± 0.05
(0.57)
0.49–0.67
M Lycoperdon perlatum
(W) n = 16 (138)		 28,000 ± 2500
(28,000)
26,000–35,000		 81 ± 20
(84)
47–120		 1900 ± 250
(1900)
1700–2600		 170 ± 160
(120)
68–730		 110 ± 23 (100)
75–150		 200 ± 23
(200)
170–240		 500 ± 240
(460)
280–1200		 46 ± 7
(46)
36–60		 2.0 ± 0.6
(2.0)
1.1–3.9		 2.2 ± 0.6
(2.4)
1.5–2.9
M Boletus edulis (W)
n = 32		 27,000 ± 3000
(27,000)
21,000–31,000		 360 ± 380
(210)
57–1400		 910 ± 160
(890)
680–1300		 480 ± 170
(460)
160–900		 37 ± 16
(41)
15–70		 160 ± 38
(160)
71–220		 200 ± 150 (150)
51–610		 21 ± 10
(20)
9.0–47		 1.1 ± 0.8
(0.85)
0.16–3.1		 2.8 ± 2.4
(2.2)
0.36–10
T Boletus edulis (W)
n = 29		 32,000 ± 5600
(31,000)
24,000–41,000		 190 ± 140
(160)
18–560		 850 ± 100
(860)
680–1000		 200 ± 53
(190)
110–300		 36 ± 18
(35)
6.0–72		 210 ± 43
(130)
130–320		 47 ± 44
(35)
25–210		 8.6 ± 3.7 (9.2)
4.0–15		 WD 5.2 ± 4.7
(2.7)
0.33–18
M Leccinum aurantiacum
(W) n = 32		 35,000 ± 7500
(33,000)
22,000–49,000		 230 ± 170
(170)
19–680		 1100 ± 380
(1100)
340–1900		 580 ± 320
(520)
110–1600		 41 ± 27
(37)
11–150		 112 ± 76
(100)
20–320		 270 ± 260
(150)
22–1100		 24 ± 17
(17)
5.4–73		 0.63 ± 0.63
(0.39)
0.18–3.3		 0.81 ± 0.87 (0.56)
0.18–4.9
T Lecinum versipelle
(W) n = 29		 41,000 ± 41,000
(36,000)
11,000–250,000		 110 ± 52
(92)
10–250		 1400 ± 1500
(1100)
440–9200		 250 ± 94
(220)
110–490		 36 ± 21
(30)
6.7–91		 170 ± 110
(190)
16–550		 92 ± 100
(47)
2.5–460		 9.2 ± 3.7
(9.0)
4.2–19		 WD 14 ± 14
(9.8)
0.97–57
T Suillus luteus
(C)
n = 15		 40,000 ± 13,000
(34,000)
23,000–75,000		 100 ± 57
(84)
24–200		 1300 ± 240
(1300)
970–1900		 480 ± 160
(480)
320–980		 20 ± 7
(17)
11–33		 120 ± 30
(110)
78–180		 360 ± 140
(360)
150–740		 39 ± 11
(40)
24–62		 WD 0.53 ± 0.19
(0.57)
0.19–0.80
T Suillus luteus
(S)
n = 14		 38,000 ± 18,000
(35,000)
12,000–71,000		 110 ± 66
(98)
25–220		 890 ± 360
(810)
430–2000		 610 ± 250
(620)
220–1100		 7.9 ± 4.0
(6.3)
4.0–17		 49 ± 25
(43)
18–120		 280 ± 20
(310)
120–540		 40 ± 18
(35)
15–76		 WD 0.58 ± 0.37
(0.48)
0.23–1.7
T Xerocomus subtomentosus (C) n = 15 45,000 ± 10,000
(46,000)
11,000–53,000		 54 ± 20
(57)
23–90		 1200 ± 190
(1200)
610–1300		 200 ± 140
(190)
47–500		 24 ± 7
(25)
13–36		 190 ± 47
(180)
94–300		 190 ± 98
(200)
63–340		 12 ± 6
(9.3)
6.7–27		 WD 9.4 ± 3.6
(9.3)
3.6–16
T Xerocomus subtomentosus (S) n = 15 43,000 ± 7500
(44,000)
30,000–59,000		 59 ± 22
(58)
17–100		 900 ± 200
(830)
540–1300		 120 ± 62
(120)
20–230		 16 ± 7
(16)
7.5–30		 110 ± 40
(100)
58–180		 68 ± 21
(63)
42–97		 10 ± 5
(8.6)
4.3–19		 WD 7.5 ± 3.2
(7.1)
3.3–14

WD without data

aNumber of pooled samples and total number of fruit bodies (in parentheses); part of fruit body: W whole fruiting bodies, C caps, S stipes