Bioavailability of Sediment Phosphorus in Constructed Wetlands Receiving Bunker Silo Effluent on Dairy Farms

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Section 1: Publication

Publication Type

Thesis

Authorship

Hassan, A.

Title

Bioavailability of Sediment Phosphorus in Constructed Wetlands Receiving Bunker Silo Effluent on Dairy Farms

Year

2020

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Hassan, A. (2020). Bioavailability of Sediment Phosphorus in Constructed Wetlands Receiving Bunker Silo Effluent on Dairy Farms

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GWF: Global Water Futures

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GWF-AWF: Agricultural Water Futures

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Undergraduate, University of Waterloo, Agricultural Water Futures

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