Error in Figure
In the original publication [1], Figure 1 contained a map that does not correspond to the official map of the Kingdom of Morocco. Since the sampling site is fully described in the text, Figure 1 is not essential for understanding the study and is therefore proposed for removal from the article in order to prevent any administrative or political misunderstanding. The remaining figures and figure citations were updated accordingly. The authors state that this correction does not affect the scientific content, interpretation, results, or conclusions of the study.
Text Correction
An error is present in the original publication. Following the proposed removal of Figure 1, the reference to Figure 1 in the text will also be removed.
The correction will be made to Section 2.1. Site of the Sampling, first paragraph, which will read as follows:
The survey and sampling company is located in the rural commune of Bouskoura, southeast of Casablanca, on the Mediouna Road (km 9). The site is located in the Hay Inara Aïn Chock (Hay Hassani) area.
The authors state that the scientific conclusions will remain unaffected. This correction was approved by the Academic Editor. The original publication has also been updated.
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