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Journal: Agronomy, 2023
Volume: 13
Number: 2827

Article: Can Soil Improvers (Biochar, Compost, Insect Frass, Lime, and Zeolite) Achieve Phytostabilization of Potentially Toxic Elements in Heavily Contaminated Soil with the Use of Purslane (Portulaca oleracea)?
Authors: by Giorgos Thalassinos, Efi Levizou and Vasileios Antoniadis
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