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EBSCO Host (pristup u GISKO ili putem CARNet Centra za online baze - proxy):
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Knjige:
- Kanjski, Vilim: Radiobiologija : istraživački program "Biovilk". Rijeka : Tehnološki centar, 1996 - sign. 615.8 /KANJ/ r
Članci u časopisima:
- Potočnik, Vladimir: Biološka djelovanja elektromagnetskih polja : (elektrostres - elektrosmog) : (I.) // EGE. Energetika, gospodarstvo, ekologija, etika (Tisak). - 5 (1997), 3 ; str. 128-130
Iz drugih knjižnica:
Nacionalna i sveučilišna knjižnica Zagreb
- Biological effects of electromagnetic fields : mechanisms, modeling, biological effects, therapeutic effects, international standards, exposure criteria : with 280 figures and 86 tables / Peter Stavroulakis (ed.). Berlin [etc.] : Springer, cop. 2003.
- Tkalec, Mirta: Učinci radiofrekvencijskog zračenja na biljke : doktorska disertacija ... Zagreb : M. Tkalec, 2005.
Google Scolar:
- Massimo E.Maffei: Magnetic field effects on plant growth, development and evolution. Frontiersin Plant Science : PlantPhysiology. September 2014, Volume 5, Article 445
- Huang and Wang: The Effects of 60Hz Magnetic Fields on Plant Growth. Nature and Science. 5(1), 2007 ; pp 60-68
Google Books:
- Alexander G Volkov: Plant electrophysiology : theory and methods. Berlin : Springer-Verlag, ©2006.
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