Bioavailability of metals in terrestrial ecosystems : importance of partitioning for bioavailability to invertebrates, microbes, and plants

By H. Allen, S. McGrath, M. Mclaughlin, W. Peijnenburg, S. Sauvé, C. Lee. 2001

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Fortification of micronutrients for efficient agronomic production: a review (2016, background): “Upon contact with soil, some micronutrients undergo rapid reaction with compounds such as phosphates and carbonates, to form chemical precipitates, or they may interact with clay colloids and other mineral complexes, rendering them unavailable to the crop (Allen 2002; Marschner 2012).”
Toxicology of arsenic in fish and aquatic systems (2016, background): “According to Allen (2002) the biomethylated forms of As are subject to oxidation and bacterial demethylation back to inorganic forms.”
Conducting Ecological Risk Assessments of Inorganic Metals and Metalloids: Current Status (2003, background): “doubled population growth rate due to reduced larval competition (Postma et al. 1994). Thus, as noted by Moe et al. (2002): “the various types of interactions that may arise between density-dependent and density-independent effects may make it more difficult to predict the outcome of a single abioti”