Phytoextraction of salts by<i>Atriplex Nummularia</i>Lindl. irrigated with reject brine under varying water availability

Moura, Edymara Sinthia Rocha de; Cosme, Christiano Rebouças; Leite, Tiago de Sousa; Dias, Nildo da Silva; Fernandes, Cleyton dos Santos; Neto, Osvaldo Nogueira de Sousa; Junior, Francisco Souto de Sousa; Rebouças, Tainan Costa

doi:10.1080/15226514.2019.1583633

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Phytoextraction of salts byAtriplex NummulariaLindl. irrigated with reject brine under varying water availability

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