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67 related items for PubMed ID: 15091680

  • 1. Effects of pulp mill chlorate on Baltic Sea algae.
    Rosemarin A, Lehtinen KJ, Notini M, Mattson J.
    Environ Pollut; 1994; 85(1):3-13. PubMed ID: 15091680
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  • 6. A field study of environmental impacts at a bleached kraft pulp mill site on the Baltic Sea coast.
    Landner L, Grahn O, Härdig J, Lehtinen KJ, Monfelt C, Tana J.
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    Luckas B, Dahlmann J, Erler K, Gerdts G, Wasmund N, Hummert C, Hansen PD.
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  • 8. Toxicity of chlorate and chlorite to selected species of algae, bacteria, and fungi.
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  • 10. Levels of zinc, cadmium and lead in some marine algae from Aqaba-Red Sea.
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  • 12. Biological Soil Crusts from Coastal Dunes at the Baltic Sea: Cyanobacterial and Algal Biodiversity and Related Soil Properties.
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    Enberg S, Piiparinen J, Majaneva M, Vähätalo AV, Autio R, Rintala JM.
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    Chemosphere; 2006 Mar 20; 62(8):1207-13. PubMed ID: 16337671
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  • 16. Latitudinal variation in intertidal algal community structure: the influence of grazing and vegetative propagation.
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  • 17. Toxicity to Microtox, micro-algae and duckweed of effluents from the Bai Bang paper company (BAPACO), a Vietnamese bleached kraft pulp and paper mill.
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  • 18. Distributional success of the marine seaweedFucus vesiculosus L. in the brackish Baltic Sea correlates with osmotic capabilities of Baltic gametes.
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    Alves T, Lima P, Lima GM, Cunha MC, Ferreira S, Domingues B, Machado J.
    Braz J Biol; 2016 Jun 20; 76(2):352-9. PubMed ID: 27007506
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