Elevated soil temperatures during a heatwave year do not necessarily increase metal(loid) mobilization or accumulation across two harvests of semi-perennial rice: evidence from mesocosm experiments

Zheng Chen

Elevated soil temperatures during a heatwave year do not necessarily increase metal(loid) mobilization or accumulation across two harvests of semi-perennial rice: evidence from mesocosm experiments

Zheng Chen^*

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Department of Health and Environmental Sciences

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Original language	English
Journal	Environmental and Biogeochemical Processes
Publication status	Published - 2026

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