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Title: Arseno-sugars from brown kelp (Ecklonia radiata) as intermediates in cycling of arsenic in a marine ecosystem.
Author: Edmonds, John S. ; Francesconi, Kevin .A.
Citation: ACCNO:0004588
Publisher: Nature; vol. 289(5798)
Year: 1981.
Description: p. 602-604
Subject: ECKLONIA RADIATA ; Arsenic. ; Ecosystems. ; Heavy metals. ; Western Australia ; Pollution
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Departmental;Journal Article
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