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Title: Coastal floodplain management in eastern Australia: barriers to fish and invertebrate recruitment in acid sulphate soil catchments.
Author: Kroon, F. J. ; Bruce, A. M. ; Housefield, G. P. ; Creese, R. G.
Citation: ACCNO:14610
Publisher: NSW Department of Primary Industries,
Series: FRDC Project; no. 1998/215 ; NSW Fisheries final report series; no. , 67
Description: 212p : ill (some col.) diagrs, tables
Subject: NEW SOUTH WALES ; Soils. ; Acidification ; Water quality. ; Flood plains ; Environmental impact. ; GEOCHEMISTRY ; Fish. ; Flood control ; Flood plains
ISBN/ISSN: 14499967
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