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Heavy Metal Sorption and Plant Biouptake from Aged Agricultural Plastic Debris

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Agricultural Plastic Film Degradation Study

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Agri Environmental › Agricultural Plastic Film Degradation Study

Heavy Metal Sorption and Plant Biouptake from Aged Agricultural Plastic Debris

This research examines how degraded agricultural plastic particles accumulate and concentrate heavy metals in soil, and the mechanisms by which plants take up these contaminants through root systems and root exudates. The study generates novel insights into pollutant transport pathways and produces risk assessment data for food security implications of plastic agricultural inputs.

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