EFFECTS OF TYPICAL CONCENTRATIONS OF NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS IN AGRICULTURAL TREATMENT WETLANDS ON POLYCULTURES OF TYPHA LATIFOLIA L. AND JUNCUS EFFUSUS L. AND A TEST OF THE N:P RATIO AS A PREDICTIVE TOOL.
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- 2005-08-29
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Keywords
Juncus, Typha, Macrophyte, Phosphorus, Nitrogen
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