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LOSS OF PHOSPHORUS BY RUNOFF FOR AGRICULTURAL WATERSHEDS

M. A. Elrashidi    
M. D. Mays    
J. Harder    
D. Schroeder    
P. Brakhage    
S. Peaslee    
C. Seybold    
C. Schaecher    

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