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Plant Uptake Mechanisms and Translocation of Nanoplastics in Crop Species

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Microplastic Contamination in Farmland Research

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Plant Uptake Mechanisms and Translocation of Nanoplastics in Crop Species

This study investigates the physiological pathways enabling plants to internalize nano-scale plastic particles and their subsequent systemic distribution through vascular tissues. The research establishes novel understanding of contamination vectors in the agricultural food chain.

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