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Anthropogenic activities affecting metal transfer and health risk in plastic-shed soil-vegetable-human system via changing soil pH and metal contents

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Journal:Chemosphere

Indexed by:SCI

Document Code:136032

Volume:307

Translation or Not:no

Date of Publication:2022-08-14

Included Journals:SCI

Date of Publication:2022-08-14

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