抄録
Radiocesium pollution of Shinobufuyuna (Brassica rapa) plants and the soil in which they were grown in Fukushima City, was measured using a germanium detector after the accident at TEPCO,s Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. Cs-137 concentrations of soil in which Shinobufuyuna was grown did not decrease significantly in the Miyashiro area from 2011 to 2014. The radiocesium concentrations of the leaf blade without midrib were higher than that of the other parts of the Shinobufuyuna plants. The radiocesium concentration of Shinobufuyuna leaves was 4.2±0.5 Bq/kg in December 2011, and it had increased to 140±6 Bq/kg in March 2012 in the Miyashiro field. The Cs-137 transfer factor to the leaves from soil decreased significantly from 2012 to 2014 in the Miyashiro fields. The reason for the increase in the radiocesium concentration of the leaves is assumed to be the environmental culture conditions during winter in the Miyashiro field.
