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    • Journal article
    Soil organic horizons as a major source for radiocesium biorecycling in forest ecosystems.
    Kruyts, Nathalie[UCL] Delvaux, Bruno[UCL] (2002) Journal of environmental radioactivity — Vol. 58, no. 2-3, p. 175-90 (2002)
    • Journal article
    Mobility of radiocesium in three distinct forest floors.
    Kruyts, Nathalie[UCL] Titeux, Hugues[UCL] Delvaux, Bruno[UCL] (2004) The Science of the total environment — Vol. 319, no. 1-3, p. 241-52 (2004)
    • Journal article
    Respective horizon contributions to cesium-137 soil-to-plant transfer: A pot experiment approach
    Thiry, Y. Kruyts, Nathalie[UCL] Delvaux, Bruno[UCL] (2000) Journal of Environmental Quality — Vol. 29, no. 4, p. 1194-1199 (2000)
    • Journal article
    Specific retention of radiocesium in volcanic ash soils devoid of micaceous clay minerals
    Joussein, E Delvaux, Bruno[UCL] Kruyts, Nathalie[UCL] Righi, D Petit, S. (2004) Soil Science Society of America Journal — Vol. 68, no. 1, p. 313-319 (2004)
    • Journal article
    Rhizospheric mobilization of radiocesium in soils
    Delvaux, Bruno[UCL] Kruyts, Nathalie[UCL] Cremers, A (2000) Environmental Science & Technology (Washington) — Vol. 34, no. 8, p. 1489-1493 (2000)
    • BookChapter
    Mechanisms controlling radionuclide mobility in forest soils, In: Mechanisms controlling radionuclide mobility in forest soils, European
    Delvaux, Bruno[UCL] Agapkina, G.I Rafferty, B Klishtorin, A Kruyts, Nathalie[UCL] Maes, Emmanuel[UCL] (1996) The radiological consequences of the Chernobyl accident, EUR 16544 EN —
    • Journal article
    Fate of radoiocaesium in soil and rhizosphere. In Trace Element in the Rhizosphere, In: fate of radoiocaesium in soil and rhizosphere
    Delvaux, Bruno[UCL] Kruyts, Nathalie[UCL] Maes, Emmanuel[UCL] Smolders, E. (2001) Trace element in the rhizosphere, Wendel and Lombi eds — , no. 61-91 (2001)
    • BookChapter
    Uptake, assimilation and translocation of mineral elements in monoxenic cultivation systems.
    Rufyikiri, Gervais[UCL] Kruyts, Nathalie[UCL] Declerck, Stephan[UCL] Thiry, Y. Delvaux, Bruno[UCL] Dupré de Boulois, Hervé[UCL] Joner, E.J. (2005) Uptake, assimilation and translocation of mineral elements in monoxenic cultivation systems —
    • BookChapter
    Dynamics of radionuclides in forest environmants., In: Dynamics of radionuclides in forest environmants., European commission ed(s), Minsk Belarus, KARAOGLOU, G., DESMET, KELLY, 1996
    Belly, M Tikhopmirov, F.A Kliashtorin, A Rafferty, B Delvaux, Bruno[UCL] Kruyts, Nathalie[UCL] Bunzl, K Dvornik, A.M. Kuchma, M Ruehm, W Steiner, M Kammer, L.C. (1996) The radiological consequences of the Chernobyl accident, EUR 16544 EN, p. 69-80. —
    • BookChapter
    Understanding root uptake of nutrients, toxic and polluting elements in hydroponic culture
    Cornélis, Jean-Thomas[UCL] Kruyts, Nathalie[UCL] Dufey, Joseph[UCL] Delvaux, Bruno[UCL] Opfergelt, Sophie[UCL] (2012) Hydroponics — [ISBN : 978-9-5351-0386-8]
    • Speech
    Root Uptake of Heavy Metals in Polluted Soils Mixed with Uncontaminated Dredge Sediments.
    Kruyts, Nathalie[UCL] Delvaux, Bruno[UCL] (2004) n/a — Freiburg / Germany
    • BookChapter
    Fate of radiocaesium in soil and rhizosphere
    Delvaux, Bruno[UCL] Kruyts, Nathalie[UCL] Maes, Emmanuel[UCL] Smolders, E. (2001) Trace Elements in the Rhizosphere —
    • Journal article
    Respective horizon contributions to cesium-137 soil-to-plant transfer: A rhizospheric experimental approach
    Kruyts, Nathalie[UCL] Thiry, Y. Delvaux, Bruno[UCL] (2000) Journal of Environmental Quality — Vol. 29, no. 4, p. 1180-1185 (2000)