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Boron in vegetation in relationship to a coal‐burning power plant

Abstract Plants grown in water from an ash‐settling pond at a coal‐burning power generating plant near Moapa, Nevada, those grown in a glasshouse in soil to which ash collected from the plant had been added, and native plants growing around the ash ponds at the plant site all had elevated B concentrations.

E. Romney | E. M. Romney | Arthur Wallace | Anne Wallace | G. V. Alexander

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