Evaluating the Potential Risks of Inorganic and Organic Additive Release from Agricultural Plastic Mulch Film

Michaela Reay; Martine Graf; Madelyn Murphy; Gupeng Li; Changrong Yan; Mondira Bhattacharya; Henny Osbahr; Ji Ma; Wen Chengtao; Xiner Shi; Siyang Ren; Jixiao Cui; Chris D. Collins; David R. Chadwick; Davey L Jones; Richard P. Evershed; Charlotte Lloyd

doi:10.2139/ssrn.4952775

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Evaluating the Potential Risks of Inorganic and Organic Additive Release from Agricultural Plastic Mulch Film

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