The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
what they found was that the uptake of thallium from soils with naturally High uh pedo geochemical content of this element can be high enough to seriously endanger the food chain these findings are very important because of the high toxicity of thalium the absence of threshold limits for thalium and soils agricultural products feed stuffs or food stuffs in most countries including the Czech Republic
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the appearance of thallium in vegetables is commonly noted with most of these leafy greens taking up heavy metals from the soil
These findings are very important because of the high toxicity of thallium, the absence of threshold limits for thallium in soils, agricultural products, feedstuffs, or foodstuffs in most countries, including the Czech Republic.
But um the appearance of thallium in vegetables is commonly noted with most of these leafy greens taking up heavy metals from the soil.