the rodents (mice) burrowing activity in the restoring of soil proteolytic activity under conditions of the technogenic pollution
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Abstract
The research for rodents (mice) burrowing activity finding on the soil proteolytic one was made in the natural environment. It was shown that under conditions of heavy metals pollutions the proteolytic activity level within burrows was higher than the control one
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| Authors | ;T. A. Zamesova |
| Journal | eye & contact lens |
| Year | 2005 |
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