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. 2019 Oct 26;16(21):4131. doi: 10.3390/ijerph16214131

Table 1.

The information on the sampling site.

Sampling Site Sampling Number Land Use Type Main Plant Longitude Latitude Interval (cm) Depth (cm) Visible Characteristic of Soil
TS1 22 Agricultural land Rice 101°58′34″ 14°56′32″ 10 0–210 Gray, clay
TS2 10 Woodland Oak 104°56′14″ 14°33′05″ 5 0–18 Humus layer
18–45 Brown, red, sand
TS3 20 Abandoned agricultural land Once planted rice 105°10′48″ 15°09′00″ 5 0–12 Black, humus layer, a few roots
12–47 Pale yellow
47–100 Pale yellow, iron rust
>100 Fe-Mn nodule
TS4 97 Abandoned agricultural land Once planted rice 104°55′12″ 15°04′12″ 2 0–20 Gray-black, humus layer
20–30 Gray, silty sand
30–40 White, silty sand
40–65 Yellow soil, silty sand
65–100 Yellow, a little iron rust
100–112 Yellow, much Fe-Mn nodule
TS5 81 Agricultural land Rice 104°24′00″ 14°58′48″ 5 0–80 Pale yellow, a little roots
80–105 Gray, iron rust
105–160 Gray-green, a little Fe-Mn nodule
160–205 Fe-Mn nodule
205–290 Gray-green, clay
TS6 10 Woodland Teak (Tetona grandis), ceiba (Bombax anceps) 104°30′36″ 15°11′59″ 5 0–45 A thick fallen leaves layer above the soil