Cadmium Stress in Blueberries


 Cadmium Stress in Blueberries

This research investigates how cadmium stress affects the growth, physiology, mineral uptake, cadmium accumulation, and fruit quality of 'Sharpblue' blueberries. It provides insights into the plant's response to heavy metal exposure, with implications for food safety and agricultural practices.

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