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This paper presents a study of the profile distribution of available   micronutrients Fe, Mn, Cu and Zn and radionuclide 137Cs in cultivated soil at   the experimental field "Radmilovac" (property of Agricultural Faculty,   Belgrade University) in the vicinity of Vinĉa Institute of Nuclear Sciences.   The soil belongs to the anthrosol class of anthropogenic soils according to   FAO (2006). At first, the deep plowing was performed while preparing soil for   planting peach trees followed by cultivation of soil for 12 years. All   agricultural treatments at the experimental field ceased for three years.   After that period, soil sampling was carried out. Contents of DTPA-extracted   Fe, Mn, Cu and Zn were in the range of (mg kg-1): 5.8-41.6; 9.2-34.2; 1-7.6   and 0.2-1.3, respectively. Detected activity concentration (Bq kg-1) for   137Cs ranged from 1.8 to 35. It was noticed that distribution patterns of   137Cs radionuclide and available Cu and Zn along soil depth were very similar   and they were analyzed by simple linear regression; mutual affinity for the   soil organic matter might affect their distribution in soil. Contents of   available Fe and Mn exhibited different, more constant distribution within a   soil horizon

Depth distribution of available micronutrients in cultivated soil