Agricultural technology colaterale
| Agricultural research (1) |  |
| Agricultural science (2) | |
| Biomagnification (1) | |
Agricultural technology colaterale
| Agricultural research (1) | |
| Agricultural science (2) | |
| Biomagnification (1) | |
It will certainly become fully affordable in the perspective of broad scale application mentioned by collaborators Vadim G. Kessler and Gulaim A. Seisenbaeva from the Swedish University of Agricultural sciences.
Swedish University of Agricultural sciences researchers Gulaim A. Seisenbaeva Geoffrey Daniel and Vadim G. Kessler; James Caruthers Purdue's Gerald and Sarah Skidmore Professor of Chemical engineering;
Anne-Laure Fameau, National Institute of French Agricultural research; Michael Rubenstein, University of North carolina, Chapel hill Published:
or via rainfall (wet deposition) where it bioaccumulates and biomagnifies, ending up at much high concentrations in fish and mammals.
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