Stress and recovery in wetland ecosystems

Nederlandse Geografische Studies

Volumn , Issue 273, 2000, Pages 1-193

  Bootsma, M ^a  

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ACIDIFICATION; ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS; EUTROPHICATION; HABITAT FRAGMENTATION; HYDROLOGY; RESTORATION ECOLOGY; WETLAND MANAGEMENT;

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EID: 0033732386     PISSN: 01694839     EISSN: None     Source Type: Book Series    
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