APIS Bibliography

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1998
Harkel MJTen, Van Boxel JH, Verstraten JM. Water and solute fluxes in dry coastal dune grasslands. The effects of grazing and increased nitrogen deposition. Plant and Soil. 1998 ;202:1-13.
Jobling S, Nolan M, Tyler CR, Brighty G, Sumpter JP. Widespread sexual disruption in wild fish. Environmental Science and Technology. 1998 ;32:2498-2506.
on Pollution UNECECL-range TA, on Mapping TF. Workshop on critical limits and effects based approaches for heavy metals and persistent organic pollutants. 3-7 November 1997. 1998 .
1997
Gstoettner EM, Fisher NS. Accumulation of cadmium, chromium and zinc by the moss Sphagnum papillosum Lindle. Water, Air, and Soil Pollution. 1997 ;(93):321-330.
UKRGAR. Acid deposition in the United Kingdom. 1997: DETR; 1997.
on Rain RGA. Acid Deposition in the United Kingdom 1992-1994.; 1997.
on Rain RGA. Acid Deposition in the United Kingdom 1992-1994.; 1997.
Colls J. Air pollution an introduction. 1st ed.st ed. London: E & FN Spon; 1997 p. 341 pages.
Preston CD, Croft JM. Aquatic Plants in Britain and Ireland. Colechester: Harley Books; 1997 p. 365.
Whitfield CP, Davison AW, Ashenden TW. Artificial selection and heritability of ozone resistance in two populations of P. major L. New Phytologist. 1997 ;137:645-655.
Dietl C, Reifenhauser W, Peichl L. Association of antimony with traffic - occurrence in airborne dust, deposition and accumulation in standardized grass cultures. Science of the Total Environment . 1997 ;(205): 235-244.
Pawlisz AV, Kent RA, Schneider UA, Jefferson C. Canadian water quality guidelines for chromium. Environmental Toxicology and Water Quality. 1997 ;(12):123-183.
Group CLA. Deposition fluxes of acidifying compounds in the United Kingdom. Institute of Terrestrial Ecology; 1997.
Group CLA. Deposition fluxes of acidifying compounds in the United Kingdom. Prepared for the Department of the Environment by the Critical Loads Advisory Group (CLAG). Edinburgh: Institute of Terrestrial Ecology; 1997.
Gevao B, Hamilton-Taylor J, Murdock C, Jones KC, Kelly M, Tabner BJ. Depositional time trends and remobilization of PCBs in lake sediments. Environmental Science and Technology. 1997 ;31:3274-3280.
Kahlert M, Neumann D. Early development of freshwater sponges under the influence of nitrite and pH. . Archiv Fur Hydrobiologie . 1997 ;137:69-81.
Packham JR, Willis AJ. Ecology of dunes, salt marsh and shingle. London: Chapman and Hall; 1997.
WHO. Effects of atmospheric nitrogen compounds (particularly nitrogen oxides) on plants. In: Environmental Health Criteria Series. Vol. 188. Environmental Health Criteria Series. Geneva: WHO; 1997. pp. 115–191.
Jefferies RL. The embarrassment of riches: Atmospheric deposition of nitrogen and community and ecosystem processes. . Trends in Ecology and Evolution. 1997 ;12:74-78.
Erisman JW, Bleeker A. Emission, concentration and deposition of acidifying substances. In: Studies in Environmental Science. Studies in Environmental Science. ; 1997. pp. 21-81.
Foot JP, Lee JA, Caporn SJM, Ashenden TW. Evidence that ozone exposure increases the susceptibility of plants to natural frosting episodes. New Phytologist . 1997 ;135:369-374.
Key BD, Howell RD, Criddle CS. Fluorinated organics in the biosphere. Environmental Science and Technology. 1997 ;31:2445-2454.
Hattenschwiler S, Korner C. Growth of autotrophic and root-hemiparasitic understory plants under elevated CO2 and increased N deposition. Acta Oecologica. 1997 ;18:327-333 .
EA. Guidance for Operators and Inspectors of IPC Processes, Best Practicable Environmental Option Assessments for Integrated Pollution Control. London: Environment Agency.; 1997.
Hessen DO, Henriksen A, Hindar A, Mulder J, Torseth K, Vagstad N. Human impacts on the nitrogen cycle: A global problem judged from a local perspective. Ambio. 1997 ;26:321-325.

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