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Sustainability of a constructed wetland faced with a depredation event

Maine et al., 2013

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7652344821140973146
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Maine M
Hadad H
Sánchez G
Mufarrege M
Di Luca G
Caffaratti S
Pedro M
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Journal of environmental management

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A free water surface constructed wetland (CW) designed for effluent treatment was dominated by the emergent macrophyte Typha domingensis reaching a cover of roughly 80% for 5 years. Highly efficient metal and nutrient removal was reported during this period …
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