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Title: Iron-Phosphorus Ratio in Surface Sediment as an Indicator of Phosphate Release From Aerobic Sediments in Shallow Lakes.

Authors: Jensen, H. S., P. Kristensen, E. Jeppesen, and A. Skytthe.

Citation: Jensen, H. S., P. Kristensen, E. Jeppesen, and A. Skytthe. 1992. Iron-Phosphorus Ratio in Surface Sediment as an Indicator of Phosphate Release From Aerobic Sediments in Shallow Lakes. Hydrobiologia 235: 731-43.

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