Adsorption, movement, and biological degradation of large concentrations of selected pesticides in soils View on Open Library

Adsorption, movement, and biological degradation of large concentrations of selected pesticides in soils

by Municipal Environmental Research Laboratory

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First published: 1980 1 language
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Biodegradation Environmental aspects Environmental aspects of Pesticides Pesticides Soil absorption and adsorption

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