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Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis Volume 32, 2001 - Issue 5-6
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NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS TRANSPORT IN SOIL USING SIMULATED WATERLOGGED CONDITIONS

I. R. Phillips School of Environmental Engineering, Griffith University, Nathan, Qld, 4111, Australia
Pages 821-842 | Published online: 05 Feb 2007

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I. R Phillips, E. D Burton & D. W Hawker. (2005) Effect of diffusion and resuspension on nutrient release from submerged sediments. Toxicological & Environmental Chemistry 87:3, pages 373-388.
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Xiuyun Cao, Chunlei Song, Jian Xiao & Yiyong Zhou. (2018) The Optimal Width and Mechanism of Riparian Buffers for Storm Water Nutrient Removal in the Chinese Eutrophic Lake Chaohu Watershed. Water 10:10, pages 1489.
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Kristine M. Haynes & Carl P. J. Mitchell. (2015) Precipitation input and antecedent soil moisture effects on mercury mobility in soil-laboratory experiments with an enriched stable isotope tracer. Hydrological Processes 29:18, pages 4161-4174.
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Charlotte Kjaergaard, Lisa Heiberg, Henning S. Jensen & Hans Christian B. Hansen. (2012) Phosphorus mobilization in rewetted peat and sand at variable flow rate and redox regimes. Geoderma 173-174, pages 311-321.
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Allison Aldous, Paul McCormick, Chad Ferguson, Sean Graham & Chris Craft. (2005) Hydrologic Regime Controls Soil Phosphorus Fluxes in Restoration and Undisturbed Wetlands. Restoration Ecology 13:2, pages 341-347.
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