Heavy Metal Contamination in Soil: Implications for Crop Resilience and Abiotic Stress Management
This chapter rigorously examines soil toxic metal/metalloid contamination and its profound implications on crop resilience, focusing on abiotic stress conditions. It begins by elucidating the natural and anthropogenic origins of soil contamination, illustrating how plants absorb these toxicants, and...
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IntechOpen
2024
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