peer review
The review paper discusses the detrimental effects of excessive aluminium in soil on plant growth, environmental quality, and human health.It covers the sources of aluminium contamination in soil, the impact of aluminium accumulation on soil properties and plant growth, and various assessment methods for detecting aluminium levels in soil.Additionally, the paper explores remediation strategies such as phytoremediation, genetic engineering, and nanotechnology to mitigate aluminium contamination in agricultural lands.Overall, the paper provides a comprehensive overview of the challenges posed by excessive aluminium in soil and the innovative approaches being developed to address this issue.While the idea is a very good one, the limitations of this paper regarding the topic of excessive aluminium in soil include the following:
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DOI: 10.32388/b2m3po
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