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Recovery of biochemical functionality in polluted flood-plain soils: The role of microhabitat differentiation through revegetation and rehabilitation of the river dynamics

TitleRecovery of biochemical functionality in polluted flood-plain soils: The role of microhabitat differentiation through revegetation and rehabilitation of the river dynamics
Publication TypeJournal Article
Year of Publication2008
AuthorsCarreira JA, Vi B, Garc R, Ochoa V, Hinojosa MB
JournalSoil Biology & Biochemistry
Volume40
Pagination2088 - 2097
Date Published2008///
Keywords(e-c), Annrep-2008, Belen Hinojosa, EPI Review 2009, f/y 2007/08, not vg 2003, SI, xa Soil Biology & Biochemistry 2.623 / 12454, xSubmitted - Nov 2007, xxAccepted - Mar 2008, xxPublished - Aug 2008, xxxPublished
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URLhttp://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.soilbio.2008.01.021

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