Influence of emergent macrophyte (Phragmites australis) density on water turbulence and erosion of organic-rich sediment
@article{Horppila2013InfluenceOE, title={Influence of emergent macrophyte (Phragmites australis) density on water turbulence and erosion of organic-rich sediment}, author={Jukka Horppila and Joni Kaitaranta and Laura Joensuu and Leena Nurminen}, journal={Journal of Hydrodynamics}, year={2013}, volume={25}, pages={288-293} }
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