At micromolar concentrations this may be true. There is plenty of Pb to go around in the soil and in the air from private aviation for such a minor micronutrient.
I also doubt elevating Pb levels in crops is at the top of many public health agendas.
It should be. It has the same effect on people - they grow too much too fast, but remain immature and fragile both mentally and physically. They do hit puberty very early though.
At micromolar concentrations this may be true. There is plenty of Pb to go around in the soil and in the air from private aviation for such a minor micronutrient. I also doubt elevating Pb levels in crops is at the top of many public health agendas.
It should be. It has the same effect on people - they grow too much too fast, but remain immature and fragile both mentally and physically. They do hit puberty very early though.
Did you just requested "supplementing" children and adolescents with lead?
Looks like you had too much of it yourself :)
do you have any reference to that claim that Pb is positively correlated with growth/height, either in crops or in people?
Calmodulin needs calcium, not lead.