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Bean plant production of dry matter and grain related to soil citric acid–extractable copper, zinc, cadmium, and lead
Some knowledge concerning soil heavy‐metal content and its availability to plants is essential to evaluate the risk of potentially toxic elements in the alimentary chain. Assessment of heavy‐metal availability to plants was achieved by a simple extraction method. The goal of this work was to determi
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