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Mechanisms of lead and chromium hyperaccumulation and tolerance in plant
Heavy metal contamination of agricultural lands poses serious threat to food security. Lead (Pb) and Chromium (Cr) are among the most toxic heavy metals reported but least studied. Their presence in soils has detrimental effects on crop productivity. Among different ways of remediating contaminated...
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