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is a research unit in Soil & Water Science Department
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Our research group
has recently discovered the 1st known arsenic hyperaccumulator, commonly
known as Chinese Brake
fern (p. vittata). The discovery was published in Nature
in 2001, resulting in unprecedented
publicity for our research program and generating much interest in
phytoremediation of arsenic contaminated sites. |
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Contact Lena Ma, Professor, Biogeochemistry of Trace Metals, Soil
& Water Science Dept,
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Last updated 11-14-2011 |
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