Arctic plants take up mercury vapour

William Shotyk ()
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William Shotyk: University of Alberta

Nature, 2017, vol. 547, issue 7662, 167-168

Abstract: Trace elements are enriched in plants by natural processes, human activities or both. An analysis of mercury in Arctic tundra vegetation offers fresh insight into the uptake of trace metals from the atmosphere by plants. See Letter p.201

Date: 2017
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