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Behavior of Heavy Metals in Soil: Effect of Dissolved Organic Matter
Lixiang X. Zhou
, J.W.C. Wong
Department of Biology
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Animal Feed
50%
Animal Manure
50%
Animal Waste
50%
Bordeaux Mixture
50%
China
50%
Crop Residues
50%
Cu Concentration
50%
Dissolved Organic Matter
100%
Farmland
50%
Farmyard Manure
50%
Forest Residues
50%
Green Manure
50%
Groundwater Contamination
50%
Groundwater Water
50%
Heavy Metals in Soil
100%
In Situ Immobilization
50%
Land Application
50%
Metal Accumulation
50%
Metal Bioavailability
50%
Metal Contamination
50%
Metal Immobilization
50%
Microbial Contamination
50%
Municipal Refuse
50%
Municipal Sewage
50%
Orchard
100%
Orchard Soil
50%
Organic Waste
100%
Particulate Organic Matter
50%
Pesticide Application
50%
Pesticides
50%
Pig Manure
50%
Plant Uptake
50%
Poultry Litter
50%
Sewage Sludge
50%
Sludge Waste
50%
Soil Contamination
100%
Soil Effect
100%
Soil Fertility
50%
Soil Microbial Ecology
50%
Soil Physical Properties
50%
Soil Productivity
50%
Sorption
50%
Surface Water
50%
Urban Waste
50%
Waste Types
50%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Animal Manures
33%
Animal Waste
33%
Bioavailability
33%
Bordeaux Mixture
33%
Green Manure
33%
Heavy Metal
100%
Land Application
33%
Microbial Contamination
33%
Orchard Soils
33%
Organic Waste
66%
Pig Manure
33%
Polluted Soils
33%
Poultry Litter
33%
Sewage Sludge
33%
Soil Fertility
33%
Soil Microbial Ecology
33%
Soil Physical Properties
33%
Soil Productivity
33%
Surface Water
33%