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Dormaar, J. F., Lindwall, C. W., Kozub, G. C. (1997) Role of continuous wheat and amendments in ameliorating an artificially eroded Dark Brown Chernozemic soil under dryland conditions. Canadian Journal of Soil Science, 77 (2). 271-279 doi:10.4141/s96-071

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TitleRole of continuous wheat and amendments in ameliorating an artificially eroded Dark Brown Chernozemic soil under dryland conditions
JournalCanadian Journal of Soil Science
AuthorsDormaar, J. F.Author
Lindwall, C. W.Author
Kozub, G. C.Author
Year1997 (May 1)Volume77
Issue2
PublisherCanadian Science Publishing
DOIdoi:10.4141/s96-071Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceDormaar, J. F., Lindwall, C. W., Kozub, G. C. (1997) Role of continuous wheat and amendments in ameliorating an artificially eroded Dark Brown Chernozemic soil under dryland conditions. Canadian Journal of Soil Science, 77 (2). 271-279 doi:10.4141/s96-071
Plain TextDormaar, J. F., Lindwall, C. W., Kozub, G. C. (1997) Role of continuous wheat and amendments in ameliorating an artificially eroded Dark Brown Chernozemic soil under dryland conditions. Canadian Journal of Soil Science, 77 (2). 271-279 doi:10.4141/s96-071
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