Enterovirus inactivation in soil and structural changes associated with the inactivation of soil-bound viruses View on Open Library

Enterovirus inactivation in soil and structural changes associated with the inactivation of soil-bound viruses

by James G. Yeager

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First published: 1979 1 language
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Enteroviruses Environmental aspects Environmental aspects of Sewage irrigation Inactivation Sewage irrigation Soil microbiology Soil moisture Soil temperature Viruses

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