Author: Tilahun, Seifu A.
- Endosulfan pesticide dissipation and residue levels in khat and onion in a sub-humid region of Ethiopia
- Exclosures improve degraded landscapes in the sub-humid Ethiopian highlands: the Ferenj Wuha Watershed
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- Phosphorus export from two contrasting rural watersheds in the (sub) humid Ethiopian highlands
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- Investigating nitrate with other constituents in groundwater in two contrasting tropical highland watersheds
Author: Schmitter, Petra S.
- Endosulfan pesticide dissipation and residue levels in khat and onion in a sub-humid region of Ethiopia
- Phosphorus export from two contrasting rural watersheds in the (sub) humid Ethiopian highlands
- Conservation and conventional vegetable cultivation increase soil organic matter and nutrients in the Ethiopian highlands
- Investigating nitrate with other constituents in groundwater in two contrasting tropical highland watersheds
- Revisiting the Thornthwaite Mather procedure for baseflow and groundwater storage predictions in sloping and mountainous regions
- Pesticide contamination of surface and groundwater in an Ethiopian highlands’ watershed
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