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The relative exclusion of zinc and iron from rice grain in relation to rice grain cadmium as compared to soybean: Implications for human health

Simmons    
R. W. Pongsakul    
P. Chaney    
R. L. Saiyasitpanich    
D. Klinphoklap    
S. Nobuntou    
W.    

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