Risk Assessment of Arsenic Toxicity Through Groundwater-Soil-Rice System in Maldah District, Bengal Delta Basin, India

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Rubina Khanam
Gora Chand Hazra
Animesh Ghosh Bag
Pedda Ghouse Peera Sheikh Kulsum
Nitin Chatterjee
Arvind Kumar Shukla
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[1] ICAR-National Rice Research Institute,
[2] Department of Agricultural Chemistry and Soil Science,undefined
[3] C V Raman Global University,undefined
[4] ICAR-Indian Institute of Soil Science,undefined
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