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Monitoring results
- Monitoring results
- Site description and monitoring design
- International publications
- Jeanne Kjær et al, 2011, Chemosphere, 85(9), 1539-1541.
Reply to Comments on ”Transport modes and pathways of the strongly sorbing pesticides glyphosate and pendimethalin through structured drained soils” by Petersen, C.T. and Hansen, S.
- Jeanne Kjær et al, 2011, Chemosphere, 84(4), 471-479.
Transport modes and pathways of the strongly sorbing pesticides glyphosate and pendimethalin through structured drained soils
- Annette Elisabeth Rosenbom et al, 2010, Chemosphere, 79(8), 830-838.
Long-term leaching of rimsulfuron degradation products through sandy agricultural soils.
- René K. Juhler et al, 2010, Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 17(6), 1245-1256.
Fate and transport of chlormequat in subsurface environments.
- Annette Elisabeth Rosenbom et al, 2009, Environmental Science & Technology, 43(9), 3221-3226.
Ability of the MACRO Model to Predict Long-Term Leaching of Metribuzin and Diketometribuzin.
- Ole H. Jacobsen et al, 2007, Pest Management Science, 63(5), 417-428.
Is tile drainage water representative of root zone leaching of pesticides?
- Jeanne Kjær et al, 2007, Environmental Science&Technology, 41(11), 3911-3917.
Leaching of Estrogenic Hormones from Manure-Treated Structured Soils
- Jeanne Kjær et al, 2005, Environmental Science&Technology, 39(21), 8374-8381.
Leaching of Metribuzin Metabolites and the Associated Contamination of a Sandy Danish Aquifer
- Jeanne Kjær et al, 2005, Journal of Environmental Quality, 34, 608-620.
Leaching of Glyphosate and Amino-Methylphosphonic Acid from Danish Agricultural Field Sites
- B.V. Iversen et al, 2001, Soil Science, 166(2), 97-106.
In situ, on-site and laboratory measurements of soil air permeability: Boundary conditions and measurement scale.
- Master thesis
- Phd thesis
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