Soil elements a key to illness

Language: English Series: Independent ; 31/8/91 p6Publication details: 1991Subject(s):

Summary: Chemical elements in the soil , and the underlying geology of an area, are likely to affect the health , growth and fertility of the inhabitants.

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Chemical elements in the soil , and the underlying geology of an area, are likely to affect the health , growth and fertility of the inhabitants.

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