Growth Inhibition of Blue-green Algae by Allelopathic Effects of Macrophytes

Growth Inhibition of Blue-green Algae by Allelopathic Effects of Macrophytes
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10.2521/jswtb.33.215
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1997-12
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Japanese Journal of Water Treatment Biology
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S. Nakai;Yutaka Inoue;M. Hosomi;A. Murakami
S. Nakai;Yutaka Inoue;M. Hosomi;A. Murakami
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作者:
S. Nakai;Yutaka Inoue;M. Hosomi;A. Murakami

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