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Phytoremediation of Diesel-Contaminated Farming Soils: A Gc-Ms-Based Protocol to Distinguish Biogenic Hydrocarbons from Diesel-Derived Compounds in Plant Tissues

2023-11-24

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Diesel contamination of farming soils is of great concern because hydrocarbons are toxic to all forms of life and can potentially enter the food web through crops or plants used for remediation. Data on plant ability to uptake, translocate and accumulate diesel-derived compounds are controversial not only due to the probable diverse attitude of plant species but also because of the lack of a reliable method to dis...

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38bf0245-e73b-555a-9ca9-e4696a01d192
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10.20944/preprints202311.1561.v1
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