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Hyper-accumulating plants for tailings facilities

Queensland government on board for unconventional rare earths extraction.

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Hyper-accumulating plants for tailings facilities

The study will focus on hyper-accumulating plants that grow in metallic soils where other plants and trees cannot. These plants retain metals and minerals in high concentrations after they absorb them...

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