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Heavy Metals Accumulation in Edible Part of Vegetables Irrigated With Untreated Municipal Wastewater in Tropical Savannah Zone, Nigeria

African Journal of Environmental Science and Technology

doi 10.5897/ajest2013.1531

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Date

August 31, 2014

Authors

I. Mustapha Hassana

B. Adeboye Omotayo

I. Mustapha Hassana

B. Adeboye Omotayo

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Academic Journals

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