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Northeast Australian experience in minimizing environment harm from waste recycling and potential pollutants of soil and water by Rayment, G.E

“…Users of natural resources are increasingly required to identify and minimize environmental risks associated with their activities. Risks as perceived by the…”
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Australian Efforts to Prevent the Accidental Movement of Pests and Diseases in Soil and Plant Samples by Rayment, G.E

“…Eradication and surveillance zones for red imported fire ant (Solenopsis invicta) embrace parts of southeastern Queensland, Australia. To lessen the risk of…”
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Water quality in sugar catchments of Queensland by RAYMENT, G. E

“…Water quality condition and trend are important indicators of the impact of land use on the environment, as degraded water quality causes unwelcome changes to…”
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Phosphorus Fertility Assessment of Intensively Farmed Areas of Catchments Draining to the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area; 2: Potential of Soils to Release Soluble Phosphorus by Bloesch, P.M, Rayment, G.E

“…The potential of fertilized cropping soils (sugarcane, vegetables, fruit trees) in river catchments that drain to the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area in…”
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Phosphorus Fertility Assessment of Intensively Farmed Areas of Catchments Draining to the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area; 1: Soil Phosphorus Status by Rayment, G.E, Bloesch, P.M

“…Australia's reef water quality protection plan has a key objective: "reduce the load of pollutants from diffuse sources in the water entering the Reef." This…”
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Statistical aspects of soil and plant test measurement and calibration in Australasia by Rayment, G.E

“…This article outlines the contemporary analytical performance of soil and plant analyses in Australasia. These derive from interlaboratory proficiency programs…”
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Cadmium in sugar cane and vegetable systems of northeast Australia by Rayment, G.E

“…Long-term agricultural sustainability and food quality are threatened by a range of chemicals capable of persisting in the environment and entering the food…”
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Cadmium in Australian potato tubers and soils by McLaughlin, M.J, Maier, N.A, Rayment, G.E, Sparrow, L.A, Berg, G, McKay, A, Milham, P, Merry, R.H, Smart, M.K

“…Cadmium (Cd) has been identified as a potential contaminant in foods posing health risks to humans and, in Australia, potatoes (Solanum tuberosum L.) have been…”
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Biological and chemical comparisons of methods for removing copper from macronutrient solutions used for plant growth investigations by Rayment, G.E, Andrew, C.S

“…Two efficient procedures for the removal of copper contamination from molar stock solutions of plant macronutrients, one using the chelating ionexchange resin…”
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