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Uptake and distribution of perfluoroalkyl substances by grafted tomato plants cultivated in a contaminated site in northern Italy

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Summary

Tomato plants with different rootstocks grown on PFAS-polluted soil and irrigated with PFAS-polluted groundwater (North-East Italy); leaves and fruits (1st and 6th truss) by LC-MS/MS; C4 to C8 PFCAs and PFSAs in leaves, only C4 to C6 carboxylic PFAS in fruits; dietary hazard quotients.

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Evidence Fitness

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Methods (brief)

See the methods section of the source PDF. Measured samples do not represent every product on the market.

Limitations

Values are reported by the authors for their own samples. Censored results and detection limits are as defined in the source. No unit conversions were made.

Provenance notes

DOI 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2024.170032 resolved at Crossref; DOI matched in the filed PDF text. Original file: Battisti_2024_grafted_tomato_fruit_leaves_PFAS_Veneto_STOTEN.pdf. SHA-256: ffb7e1f319550d326ec21109d4627d1fa92b62bf81c305d7da0c077b8cdc53e2. Library folder: papers-non-root-vegetables.

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