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1. Biomonitoring Toxicity Of Nitrogen, Phosphorus And Heavy Metal In Water And Soil By The Phototactic Behavior Of Daphnia
2. Potential Of Marine Sponge, Hymeniacidon Perleve As Bio-remediator And Bio-monitoring Specie In Integrated Aquaculture Ecosystem
3. Mosses And Trees As Indicators For Heavy Metal Pollution In The Atmosphere Of Nanjing City, China
4. The Research Of On-line Biomonitoring Technique Applying In Security Estimate Of Drinking Water Production
5. The Biotoxicity Of Triazophos, Sodium Pentachlorophenate, Zinc And Cadmium To Daphnia Carinata
6. Monitorring Pyrethroids And Hg～(2+) In Water By Phototaxis Of Daphnia
7. Studies Of Bryophyte Biomonitoring Of Heavy Metal Pollutions And Their Change In Shanghai City, China
8. Heavy Metal Level In The Ardeid Food And Their Effects On Their Eggs
9. Distribution And Accumulation Of Heavy Metals In The Oncmelania Hupensis And It As A Biomonitor In The Poyang Lake Wetland
10. Study Of Biological Monitoring And Early Warning For Typical Pollutants In Urban Water Source
11. Study On On-line Water Toxicity Biomonitor Instrument
12. Monitoring Atmospheric Heavy Metal Pollution In Thirteen Cities Of Jiangsu By The Moss Haplocladium
13. Distribution Of Heavy Metals And The Indicative Funcation Of Bellamya Aeruginosa In The Middle And Lower Basins Of Hanjiang River
14. Spatial And Temporal Change Of Heavy Metal Concentration In Moss Haplocladium And Its Indication To The Environments In The Region Of Yangtze River Delta
15. Distribution Of Heavy Metals In The Oncmelania Hupensis And It As A Biomonitor Of Heavy Metals
16. Economic Shellfish Research On Heavy Metals And Kinetic Characteristics Of Bioconcentration
17. Commonly Used Organophosphorus Pesticides And Water Eutrophication Impact On The Phototactic Behavior Of Daphnia
18. Mosses As Biomonitors Of Atmospheric Heavy Metal Pollution And Their Response To Copper Stress
19. Mosses As Indicators For Monitoring Atmospheric Heavy Metal Pollution In Wuxi,China
20. Persistent Organic Pollutions In Birds Of Prey From Beijing,China
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