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  1. Behavior of phosphoric acid in the soil. By James Adrian Bizzell.
    By: Bizzell, James Adrian,
    Publication info: Ithaca, N.Y.,Press of the Ithaca Journal[1903]
    Contributed by: Library of Congress
    Subjects: Phosphoric acid  Phosphorus content  Soils  
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  2. Feasibility of inactivating phosphorus with aluminum salts in Ball Pond, CT /
    By: Norvell, W. A. - Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station.
    Publication info: New Haven :Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station,1982.
    Contributed by: University of Connecticut Libraries (archive.org)
    Subjects: Algae  Ball Pond (New Fairfield, Conn.)  Connecticut  Control  Lake ecology  New Fairfield (Town)  Phosphorus content  Water  Water quality management  
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  3. The importance of runoff and winter anoxia to P and N dynamics of a beaver pond / report prepared by Kevin J. Devito and Peter J. Dillon.
    By: Devito, Kevin John, - Dillon, P. J. - Ontario.
    Publication info: [Toronto] :Queen's Printer for Ontario,1992.
    Contributed by: Ontario Ministry of the Environment (archive.org)
    Subjects: Environment aspects  Lake ecology  Nitrogen  Nitrogen content  Ontario  Phosphorus  Phosphorus content  Stream ecology  Water  
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