Research: Crops Irrigated with Wastewater Absorb Drug Traces, Fruits Remain Mostly Safe

A new scientific study indicates that crops irrigated with treated wastewater can absorb traces of medicines, primarily retaining them in leaves with much less found in edible parts of the plants.

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Istraživanje: Poljoprivredno zemljište navodnjavano otpadnom vodom upija tragove lekova, plodovi ostaju uglavnom bezbedni

Novo naučno istraživanje pokazuje da usevi navodnjavani prečišćenom otpadnom vodom mogu da apsorbuju tragove lekova, ali oni uglavnom ostaju u listovima, a mnogo manje u jestivim delovima biljaka, objavio je Sciencedaily.

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Research: Crops Irrigated with Wastewater Absorb Drug Traces, Fruits Remain Mostly Safe

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Istraživanje: Poljoprivredno zemljište navodnjavano otpadnom vodom upija tragove lekova, plodovi ostaju uglavnom bezbedni

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