Abstract
The contents and distribution of cobalt in soils and plants of the Selenga River delta (the Buryat Republic) have been studied. It is shown that the cobalt content in the studied soils does not exceed the clarke value and is somewhat higher than the regional background value. Its distribution in the soil cover of the region is rather uniform. The concentration of cobalt in the aboveground phytomass is usually lower than its normal concentration in the vegetation of the world.
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