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The Root Cause of Soiled Cacao – A mechanistic understanding of biochemical soil-root interactions for low-cadmium sustainable cacao production
Wiersma, Wietse
(PhD candidate)
Comans, Rob
(Promotor)
Groenenberg, Bert Jan
(Other)
Pulleman, Mirjam
(Other)
Soil Biology
WIMEK
Department of Environmental Sciences
Soil Chemistry and Chemical Soil Quality
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PhD
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Agriculture & Biology
acid soils
9%
beans
7%
biochemical mechanisms
10%
cadmium
100%
chocolate
10%
cocoa beans
23%
Colombia
8%
crops
9%
dissolved organic matter
25%
drugs
5%
European Union
8%
farmers
6%
field experimentation
7%
food safety
8%
fulvic acids
11%
human health
7%
humic acids
10%
hydroponics
8%
Latin America
29%
livelihood
9%
metals
6%
nutrient deficiencies
9%
production technology
7%
rhizosphere
7%
root exudates
20%
soil
13%
soil amendments
39%
soil biological properties
11%
soil chemical properties
9%
soil organic matter
24%
soil-plant interactions
12%
Theobroma cacao
11%
uptake mechanisms
45%