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Surface soil and above-ground parts of  Pinus kesiya  (Three-needled pine) were collected at Wat Chan pine forest to study cycling of  137 Cs. Cs-137 derived from nuclear weapons tests up to 1963 was found to have accumulated at a shallow depth (&lt;5 cm) in the forest soil. Calculated total deposition of  137 Cs was in the range of previous studies and could be used as a reference for nuclear test deposition of  137 Cs fallout in northern Thailand and nearby locations. Potassium in soil does not appear to be a good indicator for long-term radiocaesium cycling. Finally, ‘available’ stable caesium ( 133 Cs) in the soil was found to be an appropriate indicator for studying uptake of  137 Cs by  Pinus kesiya  at Wat Chan.

Long-term cycling of 137Cs in Pinus Kesiya at Wat Chan Thailand

Long-term cycling of ¹³⁷Cs in Pinus Kesiya at Wat Chan Thailand