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Published 1989
Springer New York
Table of Contents: “... The Relationship Between Ingestion Rate of Deposit Feeders and Sediment Nutritional Value -- 10 Modeling Deposit...”
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by Binkley, Dan, Driscoll, Charles T., Allen, H. Lee, Schoeneberger, Philip
Published 1989
Springer New York
Table of Contents: “... -- Trends in deposition rates -- 4. Forest soils of the South -- Climate -- Regional geomorphology and soils...”
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Published 1990
Springer New York
Table of Contents: “...1. Overview and Synthesis -- 2. Evaluation of Dry Deposition, Pollutant Damage, and Forest Health...”
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by Picot, J.J., Kristmanson, D.D.
Published 1997
Springer Netherlands
Table of Contents: “..., and Deposition -- 6.1 Introduction -- 6.2 Details of the PKBW model -- 6.3 Model Validations and Comparisons...”
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Published 1991
Springer US
Table of Contents: “...Evaluation of Flat versus Complex Terrain Models in Estimating Pollutant Transport and Deposition...”
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Published 2004
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Table of Contents: “... Deposition and Throughfall Measurements -- 15 Phyllosphere Ecology in a Changing Environment: The Role...”
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Published 2008
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Table of Contents: “... Heterogeneities — Matter Deposition from RemoteAreas -- Gradients of Disturbance -- Gap Dynamics in a Tropical...”
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by Hornsby, A.G., Wauchope, R.Don, Herner, A.
Published 1996
Springer New York
Table of Contents: “... Application Rates -- 4.4 Pesticide Application Deposit Availability -- 4.5 The Need for a Better Index...”
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Published 1998
Springer Netherlands
Table of Contents: “... with litterfall in Scots pine stands -- 12. Soil chemical response to drastic reductions in deposition and its...”
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Published 1990
Springer Netherlands
Table of Contents: “...21. Comparative limnology of Sambhar and Didwana lakes (Rajasthan, NW India) -- 22. Salinity as a...”
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Published 1991
Springer Netherlands
Table of Contents: “... insular Newfoundland, Canada -- Taphonomy and diagenesis in diatom assemblages; a Late Pleistocene...”
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Published 2022
Springer International Publishing
Table of Contents: “... region -- Chapter 6-Total OH reactivity -- Chapter 7-Ozone photochemical production rates [in the western...”
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Published 1989
Springer New York
Table of Contents: “... -- Lange Bramke: An Ecosystem Study of a Forested Catchment -- I. Introduction -- II. Methods -- III...”
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Published 2018
Springer International Publishing
Table of Contents: “...Introduction -- Suspended Particulate Matter as a Main Source and Proxy of the Sedimentation...”
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by Koenig, Jane Q.
Published 2000
Springer US
Table of Contents: “...8 Asthma: A special case of susceptibility to air pollution -- Definition and diagnoses -- Natural...”
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Published 1990
Springer Netherlands
Table of Contents: “... in Swiss lake deposits -- 7. Littoral and offshore communities of diatoms, cladocerans and dipterous larvae...”
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Published 2022
Springer Nature Singapore
Table of Contents: “...) in Japan -- Chapter 10. Predicting fine sediment deposition rate in low-land river channel: Comparison...”
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Published 1983
Springer Netherlands
Table of Contents: “... accumulation rates -- 6. Mineral magnetic studies on lake sediments: A brief review -- 7. Global holocene...”
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Published 2003
Springer Netherlands
Table of Contents: “...Variations in the water quality of a small urban tropical catchment: implications for load...”
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Published 2000
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Table of Contents: “...A Introduction to the European Transect -- 1 The Carbon and Nitrogen Cycle of Forest Ecosystems...”