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Comeau, Y., Brisson, J., Réville, J.-P., Forget, C., & Drizo, A. (2001). Phosphorus Removal From Trout Farm Effluents by Constructed Wetlands. Water Science and Technology, 44(11-12), 55-60. External link
Drizo, A., Forget, C., Chapuis, R. P., & Comeau, Y. (2006). Phosphorus Removal by Electric Arc Furnace Steel Slag and Serpentinite. Water Research, 40(8), 1547-1554. External link
Drizo, A., Forget, C., Chapuis, R. P., & Comeau, Y. (2000, January). How realistic are the linear Langmuir predictions of phosphate retention by adsorbing materials [Paper]. 1st world congress of the international water association (IWA), Paris, France. Unavailable
Naylor, S., Brisson, J., Labelle, M. A., Drizo, A., & Comeau, Y. (2003). Treatment of Freshwater Fish Farm Effluent Using Constructed Wetlands: the Role of Plants and Substrate. Water Science and Technology, 48(5), 215-222. External link
