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. 2022 Jul 28;15(15):5233. doi: 10.3390/ma15155233

Table 1.

The content of cadmium, lead, and chromium in the soil (mg kg−1 d.m.).

Material Petrol Dose (cm3 kg−1 d.m. of Soil) Average r
0 2.5 5 10
Cadmium (Cd)
Without amendments 0.216 ab 0.270 bc 0.342 cd 0.414 d 0.311 A 0.989
Compost 0.270 bc 0.270 bc 0.288 bc 0.288 bc 0.279 AB 0.845
Bentonite 0.198 ab 0.306 bcd 0.306 bcd 0.198 ab 0.252 BC −0.169
CaO 0.144 a 0.216 ab 0.216 ab 0.306 bcd 0.221 C 0.966
Average 0.207 I 0.266 II 0.288 II 0.302 II 0.266 0.884
LSDp≤0.01 for: petrol dose—0.034, materials—0.034, interaction—0.069
Lead (Pb)
Without amendments 15.95 a 19.35 b 23.48 d 31.80 g 22.64 A 0.999
Compost 33.68 gh 32.40 g 22.55 cd 17.13 a 26.44 B −0.959
Bentonite 34.40 hi 33.65 gh 32.08 g 21.15 bc 30.33 C −0.941
CaO 15.95 a 25.93 e 28.88 f 35.90 i 26.66 B 0.958
Average 25.00 I 27.83 II 26.74 III 26.49 III 26.52 0.280
LSDp≤0.01 for: petrol dose—0.56, materials—0.56, interaction—1.12
Chromium (Cr)
Without amendments 13.00 g 18.33 h 8.97 f 8.71 ef 12.25 A −0.635
Compost 6.89 d 5.98 cd 5.98 cd 4.68 bc 5.88 B −0.970
Bentonite 7.15 de 5.98 cd 3.25 ab 2.08 a 4.62 C −0.955
CaO 6.76 d 6.37 d 4.16 b 3.90 b 5.30 B −0.898
Average 8.45 I 9.17 II 5.59 III 4.84 IV 7.01 −0.864
LSDp≤0.01 for: petrol dose—0.49, materials—0.49, interaction—0.97

r—correlation coefficient. Values with different letters are significantly different at p ≤ 0.01: IIV for the petrol dose, AC for the material amendments, and ai for the interaction between the petrol dose and the material amendments (ANOVA, Tukey’s HSD test).