Influence of activated charcoal amendment to contaminated soil on dieldrin and nutrient uptake by cucumbers
Authors:
- Gabriela S. WyssGWGabriela S. Wyss
- Paul MäderPMPaul Mäder
- Thomas D. BucheliTBThomas D. Bucheli
- Isabel MeierIMIsabel Meier
- Lea VogtLVLea Vogt
- Rainer SchulinRSRainer Schulin
- 1 August 2009
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Environmental Pollution
- Vol. 157 (8-9) , 2224-2230
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