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Han, Lu, Li, Pei-Feng, Liu, Chun-Ying, Yang, Gui-Peng (2021) Effects of temperature and nutrients on the emissions of biogenic volatile sulfur compounds from Ulva prolifera during the bloom decline period. Environmental Chemistry, 18 (6) 214 doi:10.1071/en21072

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TitleEffects of temperature and nutrients on the emissions of biogenic volatile sulfur compounds from Ulva prolifera during the bloom decline period
JournalEnvironmental Chemistry
AuthorsHan, LuAuthor
Li, Pei-FengAuthor
Liu, Chun-YingAuthor
Yang, Gui-PengAuthor
Year2021Volume18
Issue6
PublisherCSIRO Publishing
DOIdoi:10.1071/en21072Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceHan, Lu, Li, Pei-Feng, Liu, Chun-Ying, Yang, Gui-Peng (2021) Effects of temperature and nutrients on the emissions of biogenic volatile sulfur compounds from Ulva prolifera during the bloom decline period. Environmental Chemistry, 18 (6) 214 doi:10.1071/en21072
Plain TextHan, Lu, Li, Pei-Feng, Liu, Chun-Ying, Yang, Gui-Peng (2021) Effects of temperature and nutrients on the emissions of biogenic volatile sulfur compounds from Ulva prolifera during the bloom decline period. Environmental Chemistry, 18 (6) 214 doi:10.1071/en21072
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