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Response of soil aggregate stability to storage time of soil samples.
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Determination of 90Sr in grass and soil.
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Soil Science Society of America Journal
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The behaviour of iodine in the compartments soil, plant and air.
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Groundwater soil cleanup improving management of persistene contaminants.
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Fractal growth : demonstrations of fractal aggregation models.
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