Modeling nitrogen and phosphorus cycles and dissolved oxygen in the Pearl River (Zhujiang) Estuary* I. Model development GUAN Wei-Bing1,2,3, WONG Lai-Ah1, XU Dong-Feng2,3 Abstract

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Date: 2002-01-23 21:02:10 Aquatic ecology Ecology Planktology Fisheries Water pollution Eutrophication Phytoplankton Phosphorus cycle Plankton Water Biology Biological oceanography		Modeling nitrogen and phosphorus cycles and dissolved oxygen in the Pearl River (Zhujiang) Estuary* I. Model development GUAN Wei-Bing1,2,3, WONG Lai-Ah1, XU Dong-Feng2,3 Abstract Add to Reading List Source URL: envf.ust.hk Download Document from Source Website File Size: 62,78 KB Share Document on Facebook

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