Effect of <i>ZnO</i> nanoparticle application on crop safety and soil environment: a case study of potato planting

Haoyue Zhang; Xiaohan Zhao; Junrui Bai; Mengshan Tang; Wei Du; Zhiyuan Lv; Kadambot Siddique; Hui Mao

doi:10.1039/d3en00680h

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A low dose of ZnO NPs improved potato growth and quality. However, the short-term exposure of high-dose ZnO NPs poses certain ecological risks.

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