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Effect of cadmium, copper and chromium (VI) on the growth of nile water algae
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Toxicity and binding of copper, zinc, and cadmium by the blue-green alga, Chroococcus paris
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Diatom diversity as a function of insecticidal treatment with a controlled-release formulation of chlorpyrifos
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Heavy metal tolerance of marine phytoplankton. III. Combined effects of copper and zinc ions on cultures of four common species
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Residual heavy metal removal by an algae-intermittent sand filtration system
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Effects of manganese, copper and lead on Selenastrum capricornutum and Chlorella stigmatophora
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The Effect of Chromium on the Photosynthesis and Growth of Diatoms and Green Algae
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Bioaccumulation and Effects of Cadmium and Zinc in a Lake Michigan Plankton Community
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Individual and combined effects of cadmium and copper on the growth response ofChlorella vulgaris
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Effect of cadmium on the accumulation of arsenic in a marine green alga, Dunaliellasp.
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Interactions of chromium with microorganisms and plants
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Chromium toxicity to planktonic organisms: comparison between different routes of exposure to the metal
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Response of Nile Water Phytoplankton to the Toxicity of Cobalt, Copper and Zinc
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Role of Microalgae in Environmental Biotechnology to Remove Heavy Metals
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