Locally grown fruit retains its soil signature

Locally grown fruit retains its soil signature
Undergraduates at Delta State University explored the nutritional value of noncommercial fruit spreads correlated to soils in which the plants were grown. The used the JEOL scanning electron microscope to determine elemental composition.

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Locally grown fruit retains its soil signature: using the scanning electron microscope to bridge soil science to fruit spreads
https://serc.carleton.edu/earth_rendezvous/2021/program/posters/wednesday/session1/242736.html

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Nina Baghai Riding, Delta State University

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