The seasonal distribution of bioaerosols in municipal landfill sites: a 3-yr study

The seasonal distribution of bioaerosols in municipal landfill sites: a 3-yr study

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Municipal landfill sites as sources of microorganisms potentially pathogenic to humans.Bacterial plume emanating from the air surrounding swine confinement operations.The assessment of airborne bacterial contamination in three composting plants revealed site-related biological hazard and seasonal variations.Assessment of relationship between fungal aerosol within a municipal dump and epiphytic mycoflora of crop plants.Improvement of the air quality in student health centers with chlorine dioxide.A new approach to assess occupational exposure to airborne fungal contamination and mycotoxins of forklift drivers in waste sorting facilities.Microbial composition in bioaerosols of a high-throughput chicken-slaughtering facility.Seasonal variability in size-segregated airborne bacterial particles and their characterization at different source-sites.
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The seasonal distribution of bioaerosols in municipal landfill sites: a 3-yr study

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im September 2002 veröffentlichter wissenschaftlicher Artikel
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wetenschappelijk artikel
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наукова стаття, опублікована у вересні 2002
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The seasonal distribution of bioaerosols in municipal landfill sites: a 3-yr study
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The seasonal distribution of bioaerosols in municipal landfill sites: a 3-yr study
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The seasonal distribution of bioaerosols in municipal landfill sites: a 3-yr study
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The seasonal distribution of bioaerosols in municipal landfill sites: a 3-yr study
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The seasonal distribution of bioaerosols in municipal landfill sites: a 3-yr study
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The seasonal distribution of bioaerosols in municipal landfill sites: a 3-yr study
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The seasonal distribution of bioaerosols in municipal landfill sites: a 3-yr study
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10.1016/S1352-2310(02)00322-9
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