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Organic contaminants in soil ⬠plant systems.

16376 Organic contaminants in soil ⬠plant systems. http://w3.gre.ac.uk/cost859/WG3/Abstracts8Nov/17Laturnus.doc Uptake of organic contaminants by crops grown in sewage sludge-amended soil Frank Laturnus The Swedish Institute for Climate Science and Policy Research, ITUF, Linköpings universitet, 601 74 Norrköping, Sweden (email frank.laturnus@ituf.liu. Crops > Carrot > Research contaminants   daucus   carota   l   sludge-amended   soil   agricultural   fields   sewage   uptake   atmospheric   deposition   policy   research Jan 1, 2005  

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