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Bioaccessibility of selenium after human ingestion in relation to its chemical species and compartmentalization in maize

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Table 1 Variations of Se rates by country High rates ([40 lg Se/person/d)
Fig. 2 a Experimental design of plant cultures. b General experimental design with the main measures performed in controlled conditions
Fig. 4 Se total concentrations (lg g -1 DW) measured in different aerial maize compartments (stems, leaves, and seeds) for two species: selenite and selenate added in the hydroponic solution at 1 mg L -1 and controls

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