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Arsenic Contamination in Rice, Wheat, Pulses, and Vegetables: A Study in an Arsenic Affected Area of West Bengal, India by Bhattacharya, P., Samal, A. C., Majumdar, J., Santra, S. C.

“…Ganga-Meghna-Bramhaputra basin is one of the major arsenic-contaminated hotspot in the world. To assess the level of severity of arsenic contamination,…”
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Diversity of epiphytic lichens and their role in sequestration of atmospheric metals by Kar, S, Samal, A. C, Maity, J. P, Santra, S. C

“…Diversity and abundance of five species of epiphytic lichens were assessed in Kolkata, India. Significant correlation between abundance of lichen species and…”
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Accumulation of arsenic and its distribution in rice plant (Oryza sativa L.) in Gangetic West Bengal, India by Bhattacharya, P., Samal, A. C., Majumdar, J., Santra, S. C.

“…The presence of arsenic in irrigation water and in paddy field soil were investigated to assess the accumulation of arsenic and its distribution in the various…”
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Biological process of arsenic removal using selected microalgae by Samal, A C, Bhar, G, Santra, S C

“…In the present investigation, growth of the organisms was reduced due to presence of arsenic (III) and (V) in the culture medium. In comparison to arsenic (V),…”
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Arsenic in urban particulates – A case study in Kolkata metropolis by Kar, S., Nath, B., Samal, A. C., Santra, S. C.

“…Atmospheric particulate pollutants, specifically heavy metals and trace elements derived from different anthropogenic sources, induce a variety of health…”
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WITHDRAWN: Deposition and uptake of metals in urban canopy: Atmospheric arsenic sequestration by Kar, S, Maity, J P, Samal, A C, Santra, S C, Jean, J-S, Bundschuh, J

“…This article has been withdrawn at the request of the author(s) and/or editor. The Publisher apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause. The full Elsevier…”
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Air quality of Kalyani township (Nadia, West Bengal) and its impact on surrounding vegetation by Samal, Alok Chandra, Santra, S C

“…Plant can act as an indicator of environmental pollution by changing its anatomical, biochemical and physiological features. This has been well recognized in…”
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