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Investigations on the environmental significance and the bioavailability of heavy metals in soils
bioavailabilitycadmiumenvironmental-sciencesleadnickelplant-sciencesterrestrial-and-aquatic-ecologyzinc
Heavy metals contaminated soils pose a continuing and increasing threat to human health, the increased inputs of heavy metals from the widespread disposal of industrial wastes have created an Increased attention on the issue of their fate. bioavailability and environmental significance. These Invest
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