Titlebook: Biological Monitoring of Heavy Metal Pollution; Land and Air M. H. Martin,P. J. Coughtrey Book 1982 Applied Science Publishers Ltd 1982 env

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The Use of Vegetation for Monitoring Airborne Heavy Metal Deposition, to consider the general principles underlying particulate transfer to plant surfaces. Of fundamental importance is the method by which particles arrive at the vegetation surface; by dry deposition and by wet deposition. Other important factors include particle size, wind velocity, and the size, sha

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The Use of Terrestrial Animals as Monitors and Indicators of Environmental Contamination by Heavy Mps (1977, 1980). Aquatic animals are also of use in monitoring radioactive contamination (e.g. Patzer, 1976). Data concerning the dynamics and uptake of heavy metals in aquatic invertebrates were reviewed by Bryan (1976a, .), Wright (1978) and Leland .. (1978). In comparison to these studies with aq

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Retrospective and Historical Monitoring, years before the chemical analysis. A number of attempts have been made to trace the changes in pollution levels during the period of man’s increasing influence on the environment. The biological materials used for such studies have included peat, annual growth-rings of trees, bird feathers and hum