The (137)Cs activity and its geographical significance in terrestrial ecosystem of Great Wall Station, Antarctica
The radioactive isotope (137)Cs is one of the important tracers for studying the physical processes and the human impacts on the environment. Based on the investigation results of the terrestrial ecosystem of Great Wall Station, Antarctica, it was shown that there are some artificial radioactive ele...
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ftarcticportal:oai:generic.eprints.org:2195 2023-06-11T04:03:00+02:00 The (137)Cs activity and its geographical significance in terrestrial ecosystem of Great Wall Station, Antarctica Ye, Zhao Tianjie, Li Cuihua, Xu 2000-06 application/pdf http://library.arcticportal.org/2195/ http://library.arcticportal.org/2195/1/A200001004.pdf en eng Polar Research Institute of China - PRIC http://library.arcticportal.org/2195/1/A200001004.pdf Ye, Zhao and Tianjie, Li and Cuihua, Xu (2000) The (137)Cs activity and its geographical significance in terrestrial ecosystem of Great Wall Station, Antarctica. Advances in Polar Science, 11 (1). pp. 39-42. Article PeerReviewed 2000 ftarcticportal 2023-05-03T22:52:41Z The radioactive isotope (137)Cs is one of the important tracers for studying the physical processes and the human impacts on the environment. Based on the investigation results of the terrestrial ecosystem of Great Wall Station, Antarctica, it was shown that there are some artificial radioactive elements (137)Cs in Antarctic terrestrial ecosystem. The sequence of (137)Cs specific activities is as follows; crustaceous lichen > fruticose lichen > surface-moss > surface-soil, and the crustaceous lichen is one of the most sensitive ways in monitoring the impact of the long-term diffusion of (137)Cs on the environment. Article in Journal/Newspaper Advances in Polar Science Antarc* Antarctic Antarctica Polar Science Polar Science Arctic Portal Library Antarctic Great Wall Station ENVELOPE(-58.970,-58.970,-62.217,-62.217) |
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The radioactive isotope (137)Cs is one of the important tracers for studying the physical processes and the human impacts on the environment. Based on the investigation results of the terrestrial ecosystem of Great Wall Station, Antarctica, it was shown that there are some artificial radioactive elements (137)Cs in Antarctic terrestrial ecosystem. The sequence of (137)Cs specific activities is as follows; crustaceous lichen > fruticose lichen > surface-moss > surface-soil, and the crustaceous lichen is one of the most sensitive ways in monitoring the impact of the long-term diffusion of (137)Cs on the environment. |
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Ye, Zhao Tianjie, Li Cuihua, Xu |
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Ye, Zhao Tianjie, Li Cuihua, Xu The (137)Cs activity and its geographical significance in terrestrial ecosystem of Great Wall Station, Antarctica |
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The (137)Cs activity and its geographical significance in terrestrial ecosystem of Great Wall Station, Antarctica |
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The (137)Cs activity and its geographical significance in terrestrial ecosystem of Great Wall Station, Antarctica |
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The (137)Cs activity and its geographical significance in terrestrial ecosystem of Great Wall Station, Antarctica |
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The (137)Cs activity and its geographical significance in terrestrial ecosystem of Great Wall Station, Antarctica |
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The (137)Cs activity and its geographical significance in terrestrial ecosystem of Great Wall Station, Antarctica |
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(137)cs activity and its geographical significance in terrestrial ecosystem of great wall station, antarctica |
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Polar Research Institute of China - PRIC |
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Advances in Polar Science Antarc* Antarctic Antarctica Polar Science Polar Science |
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http://library.arcticportal.org/2195/1/A200001004.pdf Ye, Zhao and Tianjie, Li and Cuihua, Xu (2000) The (137)Cs activity and its geographical significance in terrestrial ecosystem of Great Wall Station, Antarctica. Advances in Polar Science, 11 (1). pp. 39-42. |
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