Assessing the variability of the bioavailable fraction of zinc at the global scale using geochemical modeling and soil archetypes

Assessing the variability of the bioavailable fraction of zinc at the global scale using geochemical modeling and soil archetypes
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使用地球化学模型和土壤原型评估全球范围内锌的生物可利用部分的变异性

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10.1007/s11367-014-0841-z
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2015
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The International Journal of Life Cycle Assessment
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L. Deschênes
L. Deschênes
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Geneviève Plouffe;Cécile Bulle;L. Deschênes

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