Iron and sulfur geochemistry in semi-arid mangrove soils (Ceará, Brazil) in relation to seasonal changes and shrimp farming effluents

Título:

Iron and sulfur geochemistry in semi-arid mangrove soils (Ceará, Brazil) in relation to seasonal changes and shrimp farming effluents

Autor:

Gabriel Nuto Nóbrega

Ano:

2013

DOI:

10.1007/s10661-013-3108-4

Revista:

Environmental Monitoring and Assessment (Print)

ISSN:

01676369

Tags:

Mangrove Ecosystem

Environmental impacts

Seasonal Variation

Idioma:

Inglês

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