The use of molecular and genomic techniques applied to microbial diversity, community structure, and activities at DNAPL and metal contaminated sites View on Open Library

The use of molecular and genomic techniques applied to microbial diversity, community structure, and activities at DNAPL and metal contaminated sites

by Ann Azadpour-Keeley

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First published: 2009 1 language
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Groundwater Purification Hazardous wastes Natural attenuation

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