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1. Heliobacteria Reveal Fermentation As a Key Pathway for Mercury Reduction in Anoxic Environments D. Grégoire et al.
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3. Mercury in rice paddy fields and how does some agricultural activities affect the translocation and transformation of mercury - A critical review Z. Tang et al.
4. Uncovering the Geochemical Fractionation of Newly Deposited Hg in Paddy Soil Using  A  Stable Isotope Tracer J. Liu et al.
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8. Source Apportionment of Speciated Mercury in Chinese Rice Grain Using a High-Resolution Model Y. Cui et al.
9. Sulfate-reduction and methanogenesis are coupled to Hg(II) and MeHg reduction in rice paddies Q. Wu et al.
10. Analytical methods, formation, and dissolution of cinnabar and its impact on environmental cycle of mercury Y. Chen et al.
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12. Mechanisms and biological effects of organic amendments on mercury speciation in soil–rice systems: A review H. Hu et al.
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14. Bacterial and archaeal compositions and influencing factors in soils under different submergence time in a mercury-sensitive reservoir H. Du et al.
15. Assessment of heavy metal pollution, spatial distribution and origin in agricultural soils along the Sinú River Basin, Colombia J. Marrugo-Negrete et al.
16. Mercury flow through an Asian rice-based food web K. Abeysinghe et al.
17. Mercury contamination in staple crops impacted by artisanal and small-scale gold mining (ASGM): stable Hg isotopes demonstrate dominance of atmospheric uptake pathway for Hg in crops E. Eboigbe et al.
18. Isotopic Fractionation and Source Appointment of Methylmercury and Inorganic Mercury in a Paddy Ecosystem C. Qin et al.
19. Unravelling the interactive effect of soil and atmospheric mercury influencing mercury distribution and accumulation in the soil-rice system M. Aslam et al.
20. Influence of water management techniques on milling recovery, grain quality and mercury uptake in different rice production systems M. Ishfaq et al.
21. Human Health Risk Assessment from Mercury-Contaminated Soil and Water in Abu Hamad Mining Market, Sudan A. Elwaleed et al.
22. Effects of Combined Application of Biochar and Bentonite on the Accumulation of Methylmercury in Rice Grain W. LV et al.
23. Distribution of mercury and methylmercury in river water and sediment of typical manganese mining area Y. Zhang et al.
24. Understanding the Bioaccumulation of Mercury in Rice Plants at the Wanshan Mercury Mine, China: Using Stable Mercury Isotopes C. Chang et al.
25. The divergent effects of nitrate and ammonium application on mercury methylation, demethylation, and reduction in flooded paddy slurries J. Chen et al.
26. Soil Geobacteraceae are the key predictors of neurotoxic methylmercury bioaccumulation in rice H. Zhong et al.
27. Distribution of mercury and methylmercury in aquacultured fish in special waters formed by coal mining subsidence Y. Chen et al.
28. Mercury methylation in rice paddies and its possible controlling factors in the Hg mining area, Guizhou province, Southwest China L. Zhao et al.
29. The dietary intake of mercury from rice and human health risk in artisanal small-scale gold mining area, Indonesia R. Novirsa et al.
30. Stable isotope tracers identify sources and transformations of mercury in rice (Oryza sativa L.) growing in a mercury mining area J. Liu et al.
31. Selenium-amended biochar mitigates inorganic mercury and methylmercury accumulation in rice (Oryza sativa L.) W. Lv et al.
32. The underappreciated role of natural organic matter bond Hg(II) and nanoparticulate HgS as substrates for methylation in paddy soils across a Hg concentration gradient J. Liu et al.
33. Distributions of total mercury and methylmercury and regulating factors in lake water and surface sediment in the cold-arid Wuliangsuhai Lake region Z. Cui et al.
34. DOM influences Hg methylation in paddy soils across a Hg contamination gradient M. Abdelhafiz et al.
35. Ultrasensitive detection of trace Hg(Ⅱ) in acidic conditions using DMABR loaded on sepiolite: Function, application and mechanism studies Y. Wang et al.
36. The Contribution of Rice Agriculture to Methylmercury in Surface Waters: A Review of Data from the Sacramento Valley, California K. Tanner et al.
37. Effects of microbial diversity on mercury methylation in paddy soils Q. ZHANG et al.
38. Inorganic sulfur and mercury speciation in the water level fluctuation zone of the Three Gorges Reservoir, China: The role of inorganic reduced sulfur on mercury methylation J. Liu et al.
39. A Bibliometric Analysis of the Scientific Research on Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining F. Morante-Carballo et al.
40. Warming inhibits HgII methylation but stimulates methylmercury demethylation in paddy soils Q. Zhang et al.
41. Sources and Transformation of Methylmercury in Paddy Water: Insights from Mercury Isotopes Collected by Diffusive Gradients in Thin Films H. Yin et al.
42. Mercury and methylmercury concentration in the feathers of two species of Kingfishers Megaceryle torquata and Chloroceryle amazona in the Upper Paraguay Basin and Amazon Basin T. Hurtado et al.
43. Occurrence and controlling factors of methylmercury in non-contaminated Cambodian rice paddy soils M. Chuong et al.
44. Mercury and Sulfur Redox Cycling Affect Methylmercury Levels in Rice Paddy Soils across a Contamination Gradient J. Liu et al.
45. Elevated CO2 and soil mercury stress affect photosynthetic characteristics and mercury accumulation of rice Q. Mao et al.
46. Human health risk assessment based on a total diet study of daily mercury intake in Chengdu, China J. Liu et al.
47. Effects of sulfur-rich biochar amendment on microbial methylation of mercury in rhizosphere paddy soil and methylmercury accumulation in rice H. Hu et al.
48. Globally distributed mining-impacted environments are underexplored hotspots of multidrug resistance genes X. Yi et al.
49. Mercury drives microbial community assembly and ecosystem multifunctionality across a Hg contamination gradient in rice paddies Q. Pu et al.
50. A Scientometric Analysis of Research on World Mercury (Hg) in Soil (1991–2020) I. Fernandes et al.
51. Effect of peat and thiol-modified peat application on mercury (im)mobilization in mercury-polluted paddy soil C. Yao & T. He
52. Accumulation and risk assessment of mercury in soil as influenced by mercury mining/smelting in Tongren, Southwest China M. Chen et al.
53. Converting flooded rice to dry farming can alleviate MeHg accumulation in grains H. Liang et al.
54. Development of a novel composite resin for dissolved divalent mercury measurement using diffusive gradients in thin films H. Yao et al.
55. Characteristics of archaea and bacteria in rice rhizosphere along a mercury gradient M. Ma et al.
56. Sulfate-reducing bacteria and sulfur-oxidizing bacteria interactions at redox interfaces: Implications for mercury methylation Y. Ke et al.
57. Cadmium Elevates Methylmercury Levels in Rice Paddies via Microbial Adaptation and Biogeochemical Alterations Q. Pu et al.
58. Total mercury and methylmercury accumulation in wild plants grown at wastelands composed of mine tailings: Insights into potential candidates for phytoremediation X. Qian et al.
59. Mercury methylation and bioaccumulation in purple paddy soil systems with different acid-base properties X. Ke et al.
60. Changes of heavy metal concentrations in farmland soils affected by non-ferrous metal smelting in China: A meta-analysis H. Yang et al.
61. Methanogenesis Is an Important Process in Controlling MeHg Concentration in Rice Paddy Soils Affected by Mining Activities Q. Wu et al.
62. Uncovering geochemical fractionation of the newly deposited Hg in paddy soil using a stable isotope tracer J. Liu et al.
63. The concentrations and characteristics of dissolved organic matter in high-latitude lakes determine its ambient reducing capacity T. Jiang et al.
64. Mercury in wetlands over 60 years: Research progress and emerging trends J. Zhang et al.
65. Methylmercury Dynamics in Upper Sacramento Valley Rice Fields with Low Background Soil Mercury Levels K. Tanner et al.
66. New insights into the chemical forms of extremely high methylmercury in songbird feathers from a contaminated site Z. Xu et al.
67. Revealing the formation of nanoparticulate mercury sulfide in Hg(II)-DOM-Sulfide(-II) systems with nanomolar Hg(II) by using liquid chromatography-ICP-MS analysis Y. Chen et al.
68. Mercury-driven fungal endophytic community and the role of endophytes in rice grain mercury accumulation L. Zhao et al.
69. A Snapshot of Species Composition and Mercury Bioaccumulation in Fish from Natural and Constructed Wetlands L. Monteiro et al.
70. A Review on the Distribution and Cycling of Mercury in the Pacific Ocean L. Chen & Y. Li
71. Recent advances in understanding and measurement of mercury in the environment: Terrestrial Hg cycling K. Bishop et al.
72. Cyanobacteria as regulators of methylmercury production in periphyton W. Lázaro et al.
73. Rice-paddy field acts as a buffer system to decrease the terrestrial characteristics of dissolved organic matter exported from a typical small agricultural watershed in the Three Gorges Reservoir Area, China J. Liu et al.
74. The kinetics of mercury vaporization in soil during low-temperature thermal treatment M. Park et al.
75. Mercury contamination status of rice cropping system in Pakistan and associated health risks M. Aslam et al.
76. Mercury methylation in rice paddy and accumulation in rice plant: A review L. Zhao et al.
77. Key active mercury methylating microorganisms and their synergistic effects on methylmercury production in paddy soils Q. Pu et al.
78. Transformation and migration of Hg in a polluted alkaline paddy soil during flooding and drainage processes S. Hu et al.
79. Rice-mediated mercury exposure dominates human health risks in a legacy artisanal gold mining area of Southeastern China C. Chen et al.
80. Effects of soil properties on production and bioaccumulation of methylmercury in rice paddies at a mercury mining area, China D. Yin et al.
81. Significant bioaccumulation and biotransformation of methyl mercury by organisms in rice paddy ecosystems: A potential health risk to humans H. Du et al.
82. Oral and inhalation bioaccessibility of mercury in contaminated soils and potential health risk to the kidneys and neurodevelopment of children in Taiwan Y. Wang et al.
83. Effects of Different Phosphorus Fertilizer Inputs on Mercury Speciation and Methylation in Paddy Soils J. WANG et al.
84. Mercury speciation, bioavailability and risk assessment on soil–rice systems from a watershed impacted by abandoned Hg mine-waste tailings J. Pang et al.
85. Use smaller size of straw to alleviate mercury methylation and accumulation induced by straw incorporation in paddy field T. Sun et al.
86. Mercury supply limits methylmercury production in paddy soils H. Zhong et al.