Suchergebnisse - "Tarchitzky, Jorge"

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Water repellency reduction using soil heating in infiltration ponds of a wastewater soil aquifer treatment (SAT)

von: Nadav, Itamar

2017, in: Journal of plant nutrition and soil science

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Water repellency reduction using soil heating in infiltration ponds of a wastewater soil aquifer treatment (SAT)

von: Nadav, Itamar

2017, in: Journal of plant nutrition and soil science

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Treated wastewater effects on water repellency and soil hydraulic properties of soil aquifer treatment infiltration basins

von: Arye, Gilboa

2011, in: Journal of hydrology

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Humic acid, dextran, and valeric acid representing macromolecules similar to compounds prevailing in treated wastewater induce soil hydrophobicity

von: Tolkin, Shai

2020, in: Journal of soils and sediments

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Induction of soil water repellency following irrigation with treated wastewater: effects of irrigation water quality and soil texture

von: Nadav, Itamar

2011, in: Irrigation science

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Soil oxygen and water dynamics underlying hypoxic conditions in the root-zone of avocado irrigated with treated wastewater in clay soil

von: Yalin, David

2021, in: Corticosterone response by

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Enhanced infiltration regime for treated-wastewater purification in soil aquifer treatment (SAT)

von: Nadav, Itamar

2012, in: Journal of hydrology

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Pharmaceuticals in edible crops irrigated with reclaimed wastewater: Evidence from a large survey in Israel

von: Ben Mordechay, Evyatar

2021, in: Journal of hazardous materials

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Fouling formation and chemical control in drip irrigation systems using treated wastewater

von: Katz, Sagi

2014, in: Irrigation science

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Fate of contaminants of emerging concern in the reclaimed wastewater-soil-plant continuum

von: Ben Mordechay, Evyatar

2022transfer abstract, in: SPG-56 from Sweet potato Zhongshu-1 delayed growth of tumor xenografts in nude mice by modulating gut microbiota

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Formation and prevention of biofilm and mineral precipitate clogging in drip irrigation systems applying treated wastewater

von: Green, Ofek

2018, in: Irrigation science

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Dissolved organic carbon (DOC) as a parameter of compost maturity

von: Zmora-Nahum, Sharon

2005, in: Soil biology & biochemistry

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Soil surface water repellency induced by treated wastewater irrigation: physico-chemical characterization and quantification

von: Nadav, Itamar

2011, in: Irrigation science

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Impact of treated wastewater irrigation on water repellency of Mediterranean soils

von: Schacht, Karsten

2014, in: Irrigation science

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Composted biosolids and treated wastewater as sources of pharmaceuticals and personal care products for plant uptake: A case study with carbamazepine

von: Ben Mordechay, Evyatar

2017, in: Environmental pollution

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Size and stability of suspended aggregates in municipal effluents containing montmorillonite, bacteria and fulvic acid

von: Katz, Sagi

2018, in: Irrigation science

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Division S-2 -- Soil Chemistry - Structural Characterization of Soil Organic Matter and Humic Acids in Particle-Size Fractions of an Agricultural Soil.

von: Chefetz, Benny

2002, in: Journal / Soil Science Society of America

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Simple digestion procedure followed by the azomethine-H method for accurate boron analysis and discrimination between its fractions in wastewater and soils

von: Gross, Amit

2008, in: Chemosphere

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Simple digestion procedure followed by the azomethine-H method for accurate boron analysis and discrimination between its fractions in wastewater and soils

von: Gross, Amit

2008, in: Chemosphere

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Comparison of various techniques to estimate the extent and persistence of soil water repellency

von: Lichner, Ľubomír

2017, in: Biologia

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