Excessive and Disproportionate Use of Chemicals Cause Soil Contamination and Nutritional Stress
Incredible achievements have been made in agricultural production worldwide, but many daunting challenges remain unresolved to ensure food security and environmental sustainability. Chemical fertilisers are used in excessive and disproportionate quantities to raise crop yields in order to combat cer...
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| Language: | English |
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2020
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