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pharmaceutical-contamination
Pharmaceutical contamination refers to the presence of medicinal compounds—such as antibiotics, hormones, and analgesics—in soil and water environments where plants grow. These compounds can be taken up by plant roots, accumulating in tissues and potentially disrupting normal growth, metabolism, and gene expression. Understanding how plants respond to and process pharmaceutical pollutants is critical for assessing food safety risks and developing phytoremediation strategies to clean contaminated ecosystems.
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soil-health
Occurrence of anticancer drugs and widely used pharmaceuticals in s...
Compost you buy at a garden center or spread from municipal sources may carry trace amounts of ph...
phytoremediation
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Metformin washes off farms and gardens through runoff and irrigation water, accumulating in soils...