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Fig. 2. Cumulative losses of CO2-C from the polluted and control soils in samples taken immediately after hydrocarbon contamination (T1), and 60 (T60), 120 (T120) and 180 (T180) days after contamination.

Figure 2 Cumulative losses of CO2-C from the polluted and control soils in samples taken immediately after hydrocarbon contamination (T1), and 60 (T60), 120 (T120) and 180 (T180) days after contamination.

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Characteristics of the soils
Characteristics of the soils
Fig. 1. Microbial biomass carbon in polluted and control soils at different times after contamination. T1, T60, T120 and T180: soil samples taken 1, 60, 120 and 180 days after soil contamination. LSD: least significant difference (p < 0.05) between mean values of each treatment at a particular sampling time.
Fig. 1. Microbial biomass carbon in polluted and control soils at different times after contamination. T1, T60, T120 and T180: soil samples taken 1, 60, 120 and 180 days after soil contamination. LSD: least significant difference (p < 0.05) between mean values of each treatment at a particular sampling time.
Fig. 3. Urease, protease, phosphatase, and f-glucosidase activities in polluted and control soils at different times after contaminant addition. For abbreviations see Fig. 1.
Fig. 3. Urease, protease, phosphatase, and f-glucosidase activities in polluted and control soils at different times after contaminant addition. For abbreviations see Fig. 1.
Least significant difference (LSD) between means for each parameter and soil at a given sampling time
Least significant difference (LSD) between means for each parameter and soil at a given sampling time
Fig. 4. Germination Index (GI) of barley and ryegrass seeds in polluted soils at different times after the addition of contamination (Control GI = 100%). For abbreviations see Fig. 1.
Fig. 4. Germination Index (GI) of barley and ryegrass seeds in polluted soils at different times after the addition of contamination (Control GI = 100%). For abbreviations see Fig. 1.
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