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Corn(Zea mays L.):A low methylmercury staple cereal source and an important biospheric sink of atmospheric mercury,and health risk assessment 期刊论文
Environment International, 2019, 卷号: 131, 页码: 1-5
Authors:  Guangyi Sun;  Xinbin Feng;  Runsheng Yin;  Huifang Zhao;  Leiming Zhang;  Jonas Sommar;  Zhonggen Li;  Hua Zhang
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Corn (Zea mays L.): A low methylmercury staple cereal source and an important biospheric sink of atmospheric mercury, and health risk assessment 期刊论文
Environment International, 2019, 卷号: 131, 页码: 1-5
Authors:  Guangyi Sun;  Xinbin Feng;  Runsheng Yin;  Huifang Zhao;  Leiming Zhang;  Jonas Sommar;  Zhonggen Li;  Hua Zhang
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Using Mercury Isotopes To Understand Mercury Accumulation in the Montane Forest Floor of the Eastern Tibetan Plateau 期刊论文
Environmental Science & Technology, 2017, 卷号: 51, 期号: 2, 页码: 801-809
Authors:  Xun Wang;  Ji Luo;  Runsheng Yin;  Wei Yuan;  Che-Jen Lin;  Jonas Sommar;  Xinbin Feng;  Haiming Wang;  Cynthia Lin
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