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Removal of nitrogenous compounds from polluted river water by floating constructed wetlands using rice straw and ceramsite as substrates under low temperature …

Cao et al., 2016

Document ID
14970641718817391913
Author
Cao W
Wang Y
Sun L
Jiang J
Zhang Y
Publication year
Publication venue
Ecological Engineering

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To reduce the loading of nitrogenous compounds under low temperature conditions (4.3– 9.2° C), we used two floating constructed wetlands (FCWs), assembled from either rice straw (FCW-RS) or light ceramsite (FCW-LC) as a substrate for microorganisms and macrophytes …
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