Proceedings of the New Zealand Weed and Pest Control Conference, Volume 391986 - Pesticides |
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20 Soil bulk density was measured on the oven dry weight of 54 mm diameter cores taken on 4 May in the untreated plots and those rolled in March and April , and on 3 June for plots rolled in May . Pasture Measurements : Pasture dry ...
20 Soil bulk density was measured on the oven dry weight of 54 mm diameter cores taken on 4 May in the untreated plots and those rolled in March and April , and on 3 June for plots rolled in May . Pasture Measurements : Pasture dry ...
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The density of each species was estimated from the distances from the points to individuals of that species , after correcting for clumping using the nearest and next - nearest neighbour distances . The methodology was modified in the ...
The density of each species was estimated from the distances from the points to individuals of that species , after correcting for clumping using the nearest and next - nearest neighbour distances . The methodology was modified in the ...
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Density estimates varied widely between years , particularly for the annuals and biennials . In most cases ( except rushes which were roughly constant and Scotch thistle in N65 which declined to 45 % ) the densities of the species were ...
Density estimates varied widely between years , particularly for the annuals and biennials . In most cases ( except rushes which were roughly constant and Scotch thistle in N65 which declined to 45 % ) the densities of the species were ...
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Contents
Author Index | 9 |
PASTURE PESTS | 15 |
Field testing of seed protectants against black field cricket attack | 22 |
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