Variability of 137Cs and 40K soil-to-fruit transfer factor in tropical lemon trees during the fruit development period
Authors:
- H. VelascoHVH. Velasco
- A.S. CidACA.S. Cid
- R.M. AnjosRAR.M. Anjos
- C.B. ZamboniCZC.B. Zamboni
- M. RizzottoMRM. Rizzotto
- D.L. ValladaresDVD.L. Valladares
- J. Juri AyubJAJ. Juri Ayub
- 1 February 2012
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Environmental Radioactivity
- Vol. 104, 64-70
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