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List of bibliographic references
Number of relevant bibliographic references: 16.| Ident. | Authors (with country if any) | Title |
|---|---|---|
| 000204 | C. C. H. Ong [Australie] ; T. J. Cudahy [Australie] | Mapping contaminated soils: using remotely-sensed hyperspectral data to predict pH |
| 001084 | Jan Dolfing [Royaume-Uni] ; Igor Novak [Australie] ; Alain Archelas [France] ; Hervé Macarie [France] | Gibbs Free Energy of Formation of Chlordecone and Potential Degradation Products: Implications for Remediation Strategies and Environmental Fate |
| 001B47 | Akrama Mahmoud [France] ; Jeremy Olivier [France] ; Jean Vaxelaire [France] ; Andrew F. A. Hoadley [Australie] | Electro-dewatering of wastewater sludge: Influence of the operating conditions and their interactions effects |
| 002450 | Akrama Mahmoud [France] ; Jérémy Olivier [France] ; Jean Vaxelaire [France] ; Andrew F. A. Hoadley [Australie] | Electrical field: A historical review of its application and contributions in wastewater sludge dewatering |
| 002F89 | Estelle Bakkaus [France] ; Richard N. Collins [Australie] ; Jean-Louis Morel [France] ; Barbara Gouget [France] | Potential phytoavailability of anthropogenic cobalt in soils as measured by isotope dilution techniques |
| 003162 | Iris Vogeler [Nouvelle-Zélande] ; Antoine Vachey [France] ; Markus Deurer [Nouvelle-Zélande] ; Nanthi Bolan [Australie] | Impact of plants on the microbial activity in soils with high and low levels of copper |
| 003350 | Marianne Stenr D [Norvège] ; Jeanne Perceval [Norvège, France] ; Pierre Benoit [France] ; Marit Almvik [Norvège] ; Randi I. Bolli [Norvège] ; Ole Martin Ekio [Norvège] ; Tore E. Sveistmp [Norvège] ; Jens Kvaeemer [Norvège] | Cold climatic conditions : Effects on bioavailability and leaching of the mobile pesticide metribuzin in a silt loam soil in Norway |
| 003A06 | CHIN JIAN LEO [Australie] ; Henry Wong [France] | Closed form solutions of contaminant transport into semi-infinite soil with non-equilibrium sorption from a finite diminishing surface source |
| 004375 | Christian Walter [Australie, France] ; Alex B. Mcbratney [Australie] ; Raphael A. Viscarra Rossel [Australie] ; Julie A. Markus [Australie] | Spatial point-process statistics: concepts and application to the analysis of lead contamination in urban soil |
| 004D41 | M. X. Zheng [République populaire de Chine] ; J. M. Xu [République populaire de Chine] ; L. Smith [Australie] ; R. Naidu [Australie] | Why a fern (Pteris multifida) dominantly growing on an arsenic/heavy metal contaminated soil does not accumulate arsenic? |
| 004E01 | T. Liaghati [Australie] ; M. Preda [Australie] ; M. Cox [Australie] | Spatial variation of heavy metals within surficial sediments of a subtropical coastal plain, bells creek catchment, Southeast Queensland, Australia |
| 004F51 | E. Martley [Australie] ; B. L. Gulson [Australie] | Heavy metal partitioning in soil profiles in the vicinity of an industrial complex and potential health implications |
| 005067 | M. Filella [Suisse] ; N. Belzile [Canada] ; Y.-W. Chen [Canada] ; C. Elleouet [France] ; P. M. May [Australie] ; D. Mavrocordatos [Suisse] ; P. Nirel [Suisse] ; A. Porquet [États-Unis] ; F. Quentel ; S. Silver [États-Unis] | Antimony in aquatic systems |
| 005472 | Valérie Bert [Belgique] ; Isabelle Bonnin [France] ; Pierre Saumitou-Laprade [France] ; Patrick De Laguerie [France] ; Steven N. Whiting [Australie] ; Alan J. M. Baker [Australie] ; Daniel Petit [France] | Do Arabidopsis halleri from nonmetallicolous populations accumulate zinc and cadmium more effectively than those from metallicolous populations? Commentary |
| 005B43 | K. Sakadevan [Australie] ; B. L. Maheshwari [Australie] ; H. J. Bavor [Australie] | Recycled water application and phosphorus availability in an agricultural soil |
| 006492 | G. B. Davis [Australie] ; T. R. Power [Australie] ; D. Briegel [Australie] ; B. M. Patterson [Australie] | BTEX vapour biodegradation rates in the vadose zone : initial estimates |
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