Evaluation of potential ecological risk, possible sources and controlling factors of heavy metals in surface sediment of Caohai Wetland, China

Pinhua Xia(Guizhou Normal University), Yin Yi(Anhui Agricultural University), Rongguo Sun(Guizhou Normal University), Dingbo Yan(Guizhou Normal University), Yutao Zhang(Anshun University), Yu Yang(Arizona State University), Li Ma(Guizhou Normal University), Xiangchen Tang(Guizhou Normal University), Tao Lin(Guizhou Normal University)
The Science of The Total Environment
June 15, 2020
10.1016/j.scitotenv.2020.140231
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