The uptake of strontium and calcium from soils by grasses and legumes and the possible significance in relation to SR-90 fallout

P. B. Vose and H. V. Koontz

Hilgardia, 1960, vol. 29, issue 12

Abstract: In view of the nature of much of the evidence on which future world-wide radioactivity levels have been predicted, and also the possibility of increased bomb testing, reactor accidents, or even atomic warfare, it seemed desirable to determine if species differences existed in forage plants, such that some might take up less strontium from the soil than others.

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Date: 1960
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