New Approaches to Understand Mercury in Trees: Radial and Longitudinal Patterns of Mercury in Tree Rings and Genetic Control of Mercury in Maple Sap

New Approaches to Understand Mercury in Trees: Radial and Longitudinal Patterns of Mercury in Tree Rings and Genetic Control of Mercury in Maple Sap
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10.1007/s11270-020-04601-2
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2020-05
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Water, Air, & Soil Pollution
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R. Yanai;Yang Yang-Yang;Adam D. Wild;Kevin T. Smith;C. Driscoll
R. Yanai;Yang Yang-Yang;Adam D. Wild;Kevin T. Smith;C. Driscoll
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R. Yanai;Yang Yang-Yang;Adam D. Wild;Kevin T. Smith;C. Driscoll

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