Effects of heat stress on human health and physio-biochemical attributes of quinoa growing in arsenic contaminated soil.
Shabbir A; Abbas G; Alharby HF; Umer Farooq AB; Nawaz I; Naeem MA; Bangash N; Alamri AM · 2026 · International journal of phytoremediation
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Heat stress and soil arsenic (As) contamination are resulting in severe decline in crop production around the world. The present experiment aimed to assess physiological and biochemical changes induced by the combination of As and heat…
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Metadata source: Europe PMC · DOI 10.1080/15226514.2025.2604833