Corrigendum to “Plant and soil responses to hydrothermally converted sewage sludge (sewchar)” [Chemosphere 206 (2018) 338–348]

Tatiane Medeiros Melo; Michael Bottlinger; Elke Schulz; Wilson Mozena Leandro; Adelmo Menezes de Aguiar Filho; Hailong Wang; Yong Sik Ok; Jörg Rinklebe

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Corrigendum to “Plant and soil responses to hydrothermally converted sewage sludge (sewchar)” [Chemosphere 206 (2018) 338–348]

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