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Title:
Leschenault Inlet : macrophyte biomass.
Author:
Lukatelich, R. J.
Citation:
ACCNO:0000358
Publisher:
Environmental dynamics working paper (University of Western Australia. Centre for Water Research) ; no. WP-86-028
Year:
1986
Description:
14 p. : ill.
Subject:
Aquatic plants
;
Biomass
;
COLLIE RIVER - W A
;
Eutrophication
;
GRACILARIA
;
HALOPHILA OVALIS
;
LESCHENAULT INLET - W A
;
PRESTON RIVER - W A
;
Seagrass
;
Western Australia
Notes:
Location:Hillarys
Type:
Journal Article
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Year
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On Shelf
Hillarys
A 941.61.06 LES:LUK
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