Heavy Metals Uptake by Vegetables Cultivated on Urban Waste Dumpsites: Case Study of Kumasi, Ghana

By S. Odai, E. Mensah, Dela Sipitey, Shoji Ryo, E. Awuah. 2008

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Subfields: Pollution

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• Urban agriculture in the developing world: a review (2013, background): “…a general rule, leafy vegetables are stronger accumulators as compared to fruit vegetables or vegetables cultivated for their seeds, and therein, in critical contexts cultivation could satisfactorily be re-addressed to the latter (Gianquinto and Pimpini 1991; Odai et al. 2008; Säumel et al. 2012).”