Influence of flooding, salinity and inundation time on the bioavailability of metals in wetlands.

Influence of flooding, salinity and inundation time on the bioavailability of metals in wetlands.
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10.1016/j.scitotenv.2006.07.041
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2007-07
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The Science of the total environment
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M. Speelmans;D. Vanthuyne;K. Lock;F. Hendrickx;L. G. Du;F. Tack;Colin R. Janssen
M. Speelmans;D. Vanthuyne;K. Lock;F. Hendrickx;L. G. Du;F. Tack;Colin R. Janssen
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M. Speelmans;D. Vanthuyne;K. Lock;F. Hendrickx;L. G. Du;F. Tack;Colin R. Janssen

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