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Fate of heavy metals during fixed bed downdraft gasification of willow wood harvested from contaminated sites
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Inventory-based carbon stock of Flemish forests: comparison of European biomass expansion factors
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Short- and longer-term effects of the willow root system on metal extractability in contaminated dredged sediment
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A model of wind-influenced leaf litterfall in a mixed hardwood forest
(2003) CANADIAN JOURNAL OF FOREST RESEARCH-REVUE CANADIENNE DE RECHERCHE FORESTIERE. 33(2). p.201-209 -
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Comparison of dry deposition and canopy exchange of base cations in temperate hardwood forests in Flanders and Chile
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Carbon stock changes and carbon sequestration potential of Flemish cropland soils
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Medium-term evaluation of a forest soil restoration trial combining tree species change, fertilisation and earthworm introduction
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Spatial methods for quantifying forest stand structure development: a comparison between nearest-neighbor indices and variogram analysis
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Carbon balance of a two years old short-rotation tree plantation in Zwijnaarde
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Above- and belowground carbon stocks in Flemish forests - quantification and uncertainty
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Koolstofpools en -fluxen in bossen en plantages met een korte rotatie
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Koolstofvoorraden in de biomassa van Belgische bossen: sensitiviteitsanalyse van biomassa-expansiefactoren s.l
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Phytoremediation prospects of willow stands on contaminated sediment: a field trial
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An evaluation of EDTA and citric acid as soil amendment to enhance metal uptake in phytoremediation
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Fate of heavy metals in the revaluation of contaminated sites with short rotation forestry systems
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Revaluation of contaminated sediments with Short Rotation Forestry systems
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Experiences from Belgium: Financing private forest owners in Flanders
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Willows grown on contaminated sediment: Possibilities for phytoremediation
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Afforestation of dredged sediment depots, dikes and mounds
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Phytoextraction of heavy metals from dredged sediments using intensive cultures of the willow Salix viminalis: field trial setup