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1. Introduction Manganese is naturally present in the environment, found in many types of rocks, soil, and water [1], and can be found in a wide range of minerals, including carbonates, oxides, silicates, and sulfides. In soils, manganese can be detected in two primary forms: as manganese oxide and as a constituent of ferro-magnesian silicates of minerals [2,3,4].
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