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Urban agriculture, nitrate, health and spatial planning

Domain:

agriculturegeospatialhealthcare

Record type:

dataset
Creator:
Konou, Akuto Akpedze
Editor:
Sal
Publisher:
Zenodo
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Data in GPKG format comprising data collected from hundreds of urban farmers in the city of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania in 2023, enabling us to study the link between the practice of this activity, the nitrate toxicity of its by-products, and spatial and environmental determinants.

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