Humic coverage index as a determining factor governing strain-specific hydrocarbon availability to contaminant-degrading bacteria in soils /

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Humic coverage index as a determining factor governing strain-specific hydrocarbon availability to contaminant-degrading bacteria in soils /

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Drugi avtorji:	Bogan, Bill W., Cruz, Kristine H., Neimark, Alexander V., Paterek, J. Robert., Ravikovitch, Peter I., Sullivan, Wendy R.
Format:	Bài viết
Jezik:	English
Teme:	Biodegradation Humic acids Hydrocarbon Mineralization Soil pollution
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