Biochar significantly alters rhizobacterial communities and reduces Cd concentration in rice grains grown on Cd-contaminated soils.

Biochar significantly alters rhizobacterial communities and reduces Cd concentration in rice grains grown on Cd-contaminated soils.
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10.1016/j.scitotenv.2019.04.133
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2019-08
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The Science of the total environment
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Runze Wang;Shuai Wei;Peihan Jia;Ting Liu;Dandi Hou;Ruohan Xie;Zhi-min Lin;Jun Ge;Yabei Qiao;Xiao-yan Chang;Lingli Lu;S. Tian
Runze Wang;Shuai Wei;Peihan Jia;Ting Liu;Dandi Hou;Ruohan Xie;Zhi-min Lin;Jun Ge;Yabei Qiao;Xiao-yan Chang;Lingli Lu;S. Tian
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Runze Wang;Shuai Wei;Peihan Jia;Ting Liu;Dandi Hou;Ruohan Xie;Zhi-min Lin;Jun Ge;Yabei Qiao;Xiao-yan Chang;Lingli Lu;S. Tian

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