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Morphology and Physiology of Plants Growing on Highly Polluted Mining Wastes

Published:2021 Issue: Volume: Page:151-200
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Container-title:Phytoremediation for Environmental Sustainability
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Krzesłowska Magdalena,Goliński Piotr,Szostek Małgorzata,Mocek-Płóciniak Agnieszka,Drzewiecka Kinga,Piechalak Aneta,Ilek Anna,Neumann Ulla,Timmers Antonius C. J.,Budzyńska Sylwia,Mleczek Patrycja,Suski Szymon,Woźny Adam,Mleczek Mirosław

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Springer Nature Singapore

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https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/978-981-16-5621-7_7

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