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- Reprinted from the Soil Science Society of America Journal Volume 63, no.6, Nov.-Dec. 1999
- EPA 910/9-91-001 LEE H. MACDONALD
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- United States Department of Agriculture
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- sia simpliciusCllla {elk sedge),and Jllnclls arcticllS {arc-tic rush), and willow cuttings all had differing pat-
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- Invited paper presented at the EPA/USFS Technical Workshop on Sediments Feb. 3-7, 1992, Corvallis, OR. Pp. 81-87.
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