Arsenic hazards: strategies for tolerance and remediation by plants
Rudra Deo Tripathi(National Botanical Research Institute), Frans J. M. Maathuis(University of York), Sudhakar Srivastava(Banaras Hindu University), Nandita Singh(Council of Scientific and Industrial Research), Rakesh Tuli(Panjab University), Dharmendra K. Gupta(Burdwan Medical College & Hospital), Seema Mishra(National Botanical Research Institute)
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