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One of the largest problems threatening human and animal health is environmental pollution, which has increased in parallel with industrialization and population growth. Because of environmental pollution, pollution in agricultural soils and plant products has approached dangerous levels. Barley, which is commonly used in animal nutrition and the food industry, is one of the plants that is affected by such pollution. In these plants, it is very important to determine the level of pollution present for the sake of both human and animal health. In accordance with this purpose, we measured the levels of Cd, Cu, Fe, Mn, Ni, Pb, and Znin barley plants and soil samples collected from three locations in Southeastern Anatolia, where barley production is common in Turkey. Results show that the concentrations of mineral elements except Fe in the soil samples are below critical limits. Instead of high Fe concentration in soils, all mineral elements in plant samples collected from all locations are below critical limits. The concentrations measured in soil and barley samples from the Kiziltepe location were the lowest.

ASSESSMENT OF HEAVY METAL AND TOXIC ELEMENT CONTENT IN BARLEY (HORDEUM VULGARE L.) AND SOIL