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Valores de prevenção para fitotoxidez por cromo em solos de Minas Gerais
Chromium (Cr) has no metabolic function in plants and can be toxic in high concentrations. In the environment, it can be found in oxidation states III or VI, the second being more toxic. In plants, Cr appears to be more toxic to roots rather than to the shoot, severely reducing root growth. The esta
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