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    The ionic composition of the streams of the mid-Murrumbidgee River: Implications for the management of downstream salinity

    The ionic composition of the streams of the mid-Murrumbidgee River: Implications for the management of downstream salinity by Conyers, M.K., Hume, I., Summerell, G., Slinger, D., Mitchell, M., Cawley, R.

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    Response of wheat, triticale and barley to lime application in semi-arid soils

    Response of wheat, triticale and barley to lime application in semi-arid soils by Liu, D.L., Helyar, K.R., Conyers, M.K., Fisher, R., Poile, G.J.

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    Soil with high organic carbon concentration continues to sequester carbon with increasing carbon inputs

    Soil with high organic carbon concentration continues to sequester carbon with increasing carbon inputs by Orgill, S.E., Condon, J.R., Kirkby, C.A., Orchard, B.A., Conyers, M.K., Greene, R.S.B, Murphy, B.W.

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    Sensitivity of soil carbon to management and environmental factors within Australian perennial pasture systems

    Sensitivity of soil carbon to management and environmental factors within Australian perennial pasture systems by Orgill, S.E., Condon, J.R., Conyers, M.K., Greene, R.S.B., Morris, S.G., Murphy, B.W.

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    Corrigendum to “Soil with high organic carbon concentration continues to sequester carbon with increasing carbon inputs” [Geoderma 285 (2017) 151–163]

    Corrigendum to “Soil with high organic carbon concentration continues to sequester carbon with increasing carbon inputs” [Geoderma 285 (2017) 151–163] by Orgill, S.E., Condon, J.R., Kirkby, C.A., Orchard, B.A., Conyers, M.K., Greene, R.S.B, Murphy, B.W.

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    Nitrate leaching stimulates subsurface root growth of wheat and increases rhizosphere alkalisation in a highly acidic soil

    Nitrate leaching stimulates subsurface root growth of wheat and increases rhizosphere alkalisation in a highly acidic soil by Weligama, C, Sale, P. W. G, Conyers, M. K, Liu, D. L, Tang, C

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    Application of nitrogen in N[O.sub.3.sup.-] form increases rhizosphere alkalisation in the subsurface soil layers in an acid soil

    Application of nitrogen in N[O.sub.3.sup.-] form increases rhizosphere alkalisation in the subsurface soil layers in an acid soil by Weligama, C, Tang, C, Sale, P.W.G, Conyers, M.K, Liu, D.L

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    Influence of dryland agricultural management practices on the acidification of a soil profile

    Influence of dryland agricultural management practices on the acidification of a soil profile by Conyers, M.K., Heenan, D.P., Poile, G.J., Cullis, B.R., Helyar, K.R.

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    Amelioration of acidity with time by limestone under contrasting tillage

    Amelioration of acidity with time by limestone under contrasting tillage by Conyers, M.K, Heenan, D.P, McGhie, W.J, Poile, G.P

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    Improved Structural Stability of an Acidic Hardsetting Soil Attributable to Lime Application

    Improved Structural Stability of an Acidic Hardsetting Soil Attributable to Lime Application by Chan, K.Y, Conyers, M.K, Scott, B.J

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    Complementary ability of three European earthworms (Lumbricidae) to bury lime and increase pasture production in acidic soils of south-eastern Australia

    Complementary ability of three European earthworms (Lumbricidae) to bury lime and increase pasture production in acidic soils of south-eastern Australia by Chan, K.Y, Baker, G.H, Conyers, M.K, Scott, B, Munro, K

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    LONG-TERM LIMING REGIME INCREASES PRIME LAMB PRODUCTION ON ACID SOILS

    LONG-TERM LIMING REGIME INCREASES PRIME LAMB PRODUCTION ON ACID SOILS by CHEN, G., LI, G. D., CONYERS, M. K., CULLIS, B. R.

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    Causes of changes in pH in acidic mineral soils

    Causes of changes in pH in acidic mineral soils by Conyers, M.K., Uren, N.C., Helyar, K.R.

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