Trace Element Uptake by Mitchell Grasses Grown on Mine Wastes, Cannington Ag–Pb–Zn Mine, Australia: Implications for Mined Land Reclamation

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Authors B. G. Lottermoser,N. C. Munksgaard,M. Daniell;B. G. Lottermoser;N. C. Munksgaard;M. Daniell;
Journal water, air, & soil pollution
Year 2009
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10.1007/s11270-009-0007-y
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phytotoxicity mitchell grass astrebla mine wastes phosphate amendment zootoxicity environment hydrogeology soil science & conservation general atmospheric protection/air quality control/air pollution water quality/water pollution climate change/climate change impacts

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