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	General
1	Fig.1 Timetable of project performance
2	Fig.2 TNT uptake of hybrid Salix EW-27
3	Fig.3: Project summary
	6.1 Outdoor experiments
1	All variants of outdoor trials
2	Tree variants for outdoor experiments
3	Lysimeter variants
4	Monitoring parameters in outdoor experiments
5	Soil sampling scheme
6	Solid phase extraction of leachates
7	All activities in outdoor experiments
	6.2 Dendrotoxicity and fate of pollutants
1	Experimental design for individual measurements of growth and evapotranspiration of trees (example Salix EW-13)
2	4-pot-selfwatering system with basal solution supply (example Picea glauca)
3	8-pot-selfwatering system with basal solution supply (example Salix EW-13)
4	Single pot application system for long term TNT-application (example Pinus sylvestris)
5	Wick supplied tree trays for dendroremediation testing (example Salix EW-13)

	6.3 Radiotracer investigations with [ 14 C]-TNT
1	Radiotracer incubation system (Salix EW-20 & Picea abies)
2	Radiotracer application variants
3	Foto: Picea abies for radiotracer application

	All Tables
0	Complete table: Suitability of various trees for dendroremediation
1	Table-Part 1 Availability of the investigated trees
2	Table-Part 2 Tree propagation
3	Table-Part 3 Physiological activity time
4	Table-Part 4 Utilization in the present project
5	Table-Part 5 Evidence for TNT-degradation
6	Table-Part 6 Further characteristics
7	Table-Part 7 Sanitation potential and suitability for dendroremediation
8	Table-Part 8 Dendroremediation in site forests