Abstract
Purpose This research investigates the effects of different plant species on Hg methylation rates, examines the difference in mercury (Hg) methylation rates in the plant rhizospheres, and shows the trend in methylmercury (MeHg) content of sediment in the Second Songhua River (SSR) of China, thereby providing the basis for estimating the ecological risk of this area.
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