(PDF) Combined Effects of Fertiliser Input and Pasture

Combined Effects of Fertiliser Input and Pasture Utilisation on the Growth of Aerial Stems of Browntop (Agrostis Tenuis) in Hill Country

New Zealand Journal of Experimental Agriculture

doi 10.1080/03015521.1983.10427740

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Date

April 1, 1983

Authors

D. R. S. Pringle

Publisher

Informa UK Limited

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