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Influences of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi on crop growth and potentially toxic element accumulation in contaminated soils: A meta-analysis

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A path toward concurrent biofortification and cadmium mitigation in plant-based foods

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Summary: Plant-based foods are important sources of nutrients but may also contain toxic heavy metals like cadmium, posing a threat to human health. Research focusing on enriching micronutrients while reducing cadmium levels in foods is crucial for addressing malnutrition and preventing cadmium intoxication.

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