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Jahnelle Howe1, Peter M Groffman2, William J Hernández3

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Journal of environmental quality
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PubMed
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沿岸のマングローブの生態系は 重金属汚染の危険にさらされています この研究は,プエルトリコのマングローブの金属吸収と再移転の違いを明らかにし,都市の近接による潜在的な生態学的影響とリスクを強調しています.

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