Nitrate in water, soil, plants and animals (A viewpoint)

Walters, A. H.

doi:10.1080/00207237308709598

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1983

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“…In 1972, a further survey on accumulation of nitrate was published in USA (2), and research on the subject was intensified especially in Switzerland and Holland (3). Also, in 1973, some eco/historical aspects of the then growing excessive use of artificial fertilisers was outlined (4).…”

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Nitrate in Vegetables: Estimation by HPLC

1986

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Over the past fifty years the development of high-tech farming has led to excessive amounts of fertiliser being applied to soil. Some research aspects of this abuse are described in relation to the uptake of nitrate into vegetables. In order to monitor this problem a high precision HPLC method capable of rapid throughput has been evolved. Using this HPLC method the results over a twelve month period are presented and compared with the existing standards now legally enforced in Switzerland and Holland.

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