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Long-term vegetable production significantly reduces the selenium adsorption in two typical plastic shed soils

2022-06-01

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Long-term vegetable production in plastic shed soil (PSS) and related soil management strategies stimulate the changes of soil properties and the mobilization of selenium (Se), causing risks to environmental soil quality and human health. Nevertheless, whether the greenhouse management (defined by the years of greenhouse vegetable production) and the greenhouse type have a synergistic effect on Se mobility in PSSs...

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d0270041-9019-50d1-a136-346eaea92a99
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10.1016/j.agee.2022.107910
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