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Soils are known to have many important functions. However, the most appreciated is their ability to support the growth of plants. The soil's natural cycles ensure the provision of adequate physical, chemical and biological medium for crop production. Farmers therefore have acquired the skills in managing soils so that certain essential elements (if need be) can be added to the natural cycles to enhance the soil quality and increase crop production. Consequently, soils have been cultivatedfor centuries to produce increasing amounts of food to keep pace with the needs of the ever increasing human population. The ability of the soil to serve as a growth medium for crop production is however hampered by the accumulation of excess amount of pollutants such as heavy metals.

Transfer of Potentially Toxic Metals from Soil to Crops Cultivated on Irrigated Farmlands along River Delimi in Jos, Nigeria