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[Water Pollution Characteristics and Source Apportionment in Rapid Urbanization Region of the Lower Yangtze River: Considering the Qinhuai River Catchment].

Xiaoxue Ma, Chang Gong, Jiaxun Guo, Lachun Wang, Yunyun Xu, Chun-Fa Zhao

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-N mainly originated from sewage (61%) and soil (34%) in the Yuntaishan River sub-catchment. These results will aid in the development of measures required to control water pollution in river catchments.

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-N mainly originated from sewage (61%) and soil (34%) in the Yuntaishan River sub-catchment. These results will aid in the development of measures required to control water pollution in river catchments.

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-N mainly originated from sewage (61%) and soil (34%) in the Yuntaishan River sub-catchment. These results will aid in the development of measures required to control water pollution in river catchments.

Key concepts: Environmental science, Pollution, Wastewater, Sewage, Water quality, Point source pollution, Pollutant, Sewage treatment

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