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Soil chemicals properties and wheat genotype impact on micronutrient and toxic elements content in wheat integral flour.

Medicinski glasnik : official publication of the Medical Association of Zenica-Doboj Canton, Bosnia and Herzegovina - 1 Feb 2012

Lončarić Zdenko, Popović Brigita, Karalić Krunoslav, Jurković Zorica, Nevistić Ante, Engler Meri

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AIM: To determine impact of soil chemical properties and different wheat genotypes in Croatia on micronutrient and toxic elements content in wheat integral flour. METHODS: Research was conducted and soil samples were collected from two different production areas in the Republic of Croatia: Ovčara and Dalj. Besides soil samples, grain samples of four different Croatian wheat genotypes were also collected and...

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