Add to ORKGPurpose: Legume establishment and persistence in New Zealand hill and high-country soils are largely...
Copyright © 2003 CSIROPhytotoxicity of aluminium in acid soils is well known. At pH ≥6.3, aluminate ...
Presentation on local soil types, the advantages of fertilising, soil acidity and aluminium toxicity...
Aluminium (Al) toxicity is a key factor limiting pasture production in the high country of New Zeala...
Acid soil conditions and associated aluminium (Al) toxicity pose a serious impediment to legume esta...
As most New Zealand pastoral soils are acidic, aluminium (Al) can be present at high concentrations ...
Soil extractable aluminium (A1) concentrations can have a strong impact on the establishment, growth...
Soil extractable aluminium (Al) concentrations have a strong impact on the establishment, growth and...
Soil acidification and associated aluminium toxicity are critical issues in New Zealand, particularl...
Soil pH is a critical issue in high country and is strongly related to levels of soil exchangeable A...
Subsoil acidity currently affects two thirds of the arable soils in the WA wheatbelt. At acidic soil...
Soil acidity and aluminum toxicity are considered the most damaging soil conditions affecting the gr...
Abstract: Soil acidity and aluminum toxicity are considered the most damaging soil conditions affect...
A 2-year field experiment was conducted on a high country brown stony soil in the Lees Valley, North...
Highly alkaline soils are known to adversely affect agricultural crop productivity. Problems commonl...
Purpose: Legume establishment and persistence in New Zealand hill and high-country soils are largely...
Copyright © 2003 CSIROPhytotoxicity of aluminium in acid soils is well known. At pH ≥6.3, aluminate ...
Presentation on local soil types, the advantages of fertilising, soil acidity and aluminium toxicity...
Aluminium (Al) toxicity is a key factor limiting pasture production in the high country of New Zeala...
Acid soil conditions and associated aluminium (Al) toxicity pose a serious impediment to legume esta...
As most New Zealand pastoral soils are acidic, aluminium (Al) can be present at high concentrations ...
Soil extractable aluminium (A1) concentrations can have a strong impact on the establishment, growth...
Soil extractable aluminium (Al) concentrations have a strong impact on the establishment, growth and...
Soil acidification and associated aluminium toxicity are critical issues in New Zealand, particularl...
Soil pH is a critical issue in high country and is strongly related to levels of soil exchangeable A...
Subsoil acidity currently affects two thirds of the arable soils in the WA wheatbelt. At acidic soil...
Soil acidity and aluminum toxicity are considered the most damaging soil conditions affecting the gr...
Abstract: Soil acidity and aluminum toxicity are considered the most damaging soil conditions affect...
A 2-year field experiment was conducted on a high country brown stony soil in the Lees Valley, North...
Highly alkaline soils are known to adversely affect agricultural crop productivity. Problems commonl...
Purpose: Legume establishment and persistence in New Zealand hill and high-country soils are largely...
Copyright © 2003 CSIROPhytotoxicity of aluminium in acid soils is well known. At pH ≥6.3, aluminate ...
Presentation on local soil types, the advantages of fertilising, soil acidity and aluminium toxicity...