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<br />Soltanpour, P.M., 1981, Extraction of heavy metals in soils by the ammonium
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<br />U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1952, Soil survey manual: Handbook No. Z8,
<br />U.S.D.A. Agricultural Research Administration, (our of print, available in
<br />the reference library at the Division office in Denver, Colorado).
<br />U.S. Lpoartment of Agriculture, 1969, Diagnosis and improvement of saline and
<br />alkali ,>oi1s: Xandbook No. 60, D.S. Salinity Laboratory, Soil and Water
<br />conservation Research Branch, U.S.D.A., ap. 83-126.
<br />U.S. £nvironu~ntal Protection Agency, 1979, Mercury in sediments; methods for
<br />chemical analysis of water and wastes: EPA-600/4-79-020, Environmental
<br />?4onitoring and Suaoort Laboratory, Cincinnati, Ohio, 45268, March, 1979,
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<br />Wooley, E.A:; Ax1ey, J.L.; and Xearney, P. C., 1971, Correlation between available
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<br />All of L':ese references are available for insaection at the Division office: 1313
<br />Sherman Street,.ROOm 423, Denver, Colorado, 80203.
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