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CLOSING THE WATER AND NUTRIENT CYCLES IN SOILLESS CULTIVATION SYSTEMS by Beerling, E.A.M., Blok, C., van der Maas, A.A., van Os, E.A.

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GOOD IRRIGATION WATER ON PROPAGATION COMPANIES TO AVOID EMISSION OF NUTRIENTS AND CROP PROTECTION AGENTS by van der Maas, A.A., IJdo, M., Blok, C., van Marrewijk, I.

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USE OF A PHYTOTOXICITY TEST TO SCREEN DRAIN WATER BEFORE RE-USE by Blok, C., de Boer-Tersteeg, P., van der Maas, A.A., Khodabaks, R., Enthoven, N.L.M.

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GROWTH INHIBITION, THE USE OF ADVANCED OXIDATION AND THE REDUCTION OF NUTRIENT SOLUTION DISCHARGE IN PRACTICE by Raaphorst, M.G.M., van der Maas, A.A., Blok, C., Beerling, E.A.M., Enthoven, N.L.M.

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Advanced oxidation to eliminate growth inhibition and to degrade plant protection products in a recirculating nutrient solution in rose cultivation by Os, E.A. van, Maas, A.A. van der, Meijer, R.J.M, Khodabaks, M.R, Blok, C, Enthoven, N.L.M

“…The EU Water Framework Directive demands a sound ecological and chemical basis for ground and surface waters. This has motivated the Dutch greenhouse industry…”
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GROWTH INHIBITION CAUSED BY REUSED DRAINAGE WATER; QUEST FOR CAUSE AND MEASURING METHOD by van der Maas, A.A., Blok, C., Driever, S., Warmenhoven, M.G., Meijer, R.J.M., van Marrewijk, I., Holtman, W., Oppedijk, B.

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ADVANCED OXIDATION TO ELIMINATE GROWTH INHIBITION AND TO DEGRADE PLANT PROTECTION PRODUCTS IN A RECIRCULATING NUTRIENT SOLUTION IN ROSE CULTIVATION by van Os, E.A., Van Der Maas, A.A., Meijer, R.J.M., Khodabaks, M.R., Blok, C., Enthoven, N.L.M.

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Towards a more rational use of psychoactive substances in clinical practice by Van Hyfte, D.M.H., de Vries^Robbé, P.P., Tjandra-Maga, T.B., Van Der Maas, A.A., Zitman, F.G.

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An evaluation of plant-borne factors promoting the solubilization of alkaline rock phosphates by BEKELE, T., CINO, B. J., EHLERT, P. A. I., VAN DER MAAS, A. A., VAN DIEST, A.

“…Four experiments are described in which the uptake patterns of various crop species were shown to enhance the solubilization of alkaline rock phosphates. In…”
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