Heavy Metal Levels and Potential Ecological Risks Assessed at an Agroecosystem Site in Tropical Region-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Heavy Metal Levels and Potential Ecological Risks Assessed at an Agroecosystem Site in Tropical Region

Published:2022 Issue:09 Volume:10 Page:42-60
ISSN:2327-4336
Container-title:Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection
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Short-container-title:GEP

Author:

Lundemi Luc Kalendele,Neema Stéphanie Salumu,Atibu Emmanuel Kazinguvu,Mulaji Crispin Kyela,Tangou Thierry Tabou,Nsimanda Camille Ipey,Suami Robert Bueya,Esako Marie Onokoko,Musibono Dieudonné Eyul’Anki,Carvalho Fernando Piedade

Publisher

Scientific Research Publishing, Inc.

Subject

General Medicine

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