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Role Of Vanadium Complexes In Biological Systems & Oxidation Reactions: Model Of Vanadium Haloperoxidases And Vanadium Complexes With Special Reference To Antiamoebic Activities
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Pyrethroid Induced Stress Mechanism In Freshwater Fishes: General Stress, Nitrogen Metabolism, Route Of Ammonia Detoxification/Excretion
Water Footprints
Forests for Inclusive and Sustainable Economic Growth
Water Resources Management in Mountain Regions
Water Resources Management in Mountain Regions
Recent Advances In Sustainable Waste Management Practices : Proceedings Of SWMP 2023
Cybernetics, Human Cognition, and Machine Learning in Communicative Applications
Earth Observation in Urban Monitoring

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