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Growth of field pea on red-brown earth soils in a year with high rainfall.

1995-01-01

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A study of 4 commercial crops of peas was conducted in the Lower North of South Australia during 1992 to assess the importance of waterlogging on growth and yield. The area chosen for the survey has a high proportion of red-brown earth soils that slake and seal, have poor internal drainage, and are prone to transient waterlogging. Rainfall in the year of the survey was above average, particularly during September...

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59d5fd1f-e759-514c-9b13-dd2bb4a106ad
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10.1071/ea9950619
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