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Pelley, Janet (2009) Arsenic in rice: a recipe for nutrient loss. Environmental Science & Technology, 43 (21). 8004 doi:10.1021/es902922b

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TitleArsenic in rice: a recipe for nutrient loss
JournalEnvironmental Science & Technology
AuthorsPelley, JanetAuthor
Year2009 (November)Volume43
Issue21
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
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Full ReferencePelley, Janet (2009) Arsenic in rice: a recipe for nutrient loss. Environmental Science & Technology, 43 (21). 8004 doi:10.1021/es902922b
Plain TextPelley, Janet (2009) Arsenic in rice: a recipe for nutrient loss. Environmental Science & Technology, 43 (21). 8004 doi:10.1021/es902922b
In(2009, November) Environmental Science & Technology Vol. 43 (21) American Chemical Society (ACS)

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