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Fig 1.

Number of the soil samples in the collected data records

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Table 1.

Statistical information of the heavy metal pollution rate.

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Table 2.

Percentages of the data records with the pollution rates in different ranges.

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Table 3.

Pearson correlation coefficients between pollution rates of heavy metals in arable soil.

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Table 4.

The averages of heavy metal pollution rates in the non-ferrous mining and smelting areas (%).

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Table 5.

The averages of heavy metal pollution rates in the non-metallic mining and smelting areas (%).

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Fig 2.

Heavy metal pollution rates from potential sources.

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Fig 3.

Pollution rate of farmland soil by heavy metals on a provincial scale

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Fig 4.

Percentages of affected grain production in each province accounting for the total grain production in China.

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