Emerging organic contaminants in the soil–plant-receptor continuum: transport, fate, health risks, and removal mechanisms

Masinga, Privilege; Simbanegavi, Tinoziva T.; Makuvara, Zakio; Marumure, Jerikias; Chaukura, Nhamo; Gwenzi, Willis

doi:10.1007/s10661-023-12282-7

Environ Monit Assess

2024

DOI: 10.1007/s10661-023-12282-7

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Emerging organic contaminants in the soil–plant-receptor continuum: transport, fate, health risks, and removal mechanisms

Privilege Masinga,

Tinoziva T. Simbanegavi,

Zakio Makuvara

et al.

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Emerging organic contaminants in the soil–plant-receptor continuum: transport, fate, health risks, and removal mechanisms

Cited by 3 publications

References 315 publications

Root-zone regulation and longitudinal translocation cause intervarietal differences for phthalates accumulation in vegetables

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Can pyrolysis and composting of sewage sludge reduce the release of traditional and emerging pollutants in agricultural soils? Insights from field and laboratory investigations

Physisorption of benzene on cation/silica clusters via cation–π interactions: Theoretical study

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