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The Use of Gypsum Block Soil Moisture Units

George, 1954

Document ID
4351167583993691049
Author
George J
Publication year
Publication venue
Australian Forestry

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SUMMARY A project was commenced in the early spring of 1951 to study soil moisture in relation to plantation grown Pinus radiata in the south-east of South Australia, employing gypsum block soil moisture meters. Since the nature of this investigation is essentially a long …
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