Organic Food Chain
Key Facts
Abbreviation
OFC
Pronunciation
/ɔrˈgænɪk fud ʧeɪn/
Category
Miscellaneous
Related Field
Food & Nutrition
Examples in Context
- Some sediment pollutants, especially the refractory organic pollutants can be bioaccumulated through the food chain and pose health risks to wildlife and human consumers.
- However, untreated water may also contain high amounts of organic pollutants or heavy metals, which can enter the food chain directly through irrigation.
- Mercury is an important pollutant because its organic compounds have strong neurotoxicity and high enrichment in organisms through food chain, exerting serious threat to human health.
- Studies on the absorption, enrichment, metabolism of important organic pollutants and toxins of seaweeds by marine organisms in transport through food chain, ecological effect and ecological monitoring;
- Hg2 + can be converted to organic mercury by methylation and accumulated in the animal and human body through the food chain, posing a threat to human and animal health.
Other meanings of OFC
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