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    Evaluation of soil tests for predicting pasture response on acid soils to phosphate supplied in water soluble and sparingly soluble forms

    A range of soil tests, (moderately alkaline extractions of Olsen and Colwell, acid extractions of Truog and Bray and an anion exchange resin, with and without a cation exchange resin) were assessed for their a...

    S. Saggar, M. J. Hedley, R. E. White… in Plant-Soil Interactions at Low pH: Princip… (1995)

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    Liming effect of reactive phosphate rocks: A laboratory evaluation

    A laboratory incubation study evaluated the liming properties of North Carolina (NC) and Arad phosphate rocks (PRs). Application of these two reactive phosphate rocks (RPRs) to topsoil samples of a Typic Albaq...

    P. Loganathan, M. J. Hedley, S. Saggar in Plant-Soil Interactions at Low pH: Princip… (1995)

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    Elevated CO2 effects on carbon and nitrogen cycling in grass/clover turves of a Psammaquent soil

    Effects of elevated CO2 (525 and 700 μL L−1), and a control (350 μL L−1 CO2), on biochemical properties of a Mollic Psammaquent soil in a well-established pasture of C3 and C4 grasses and clover were investigated...

    D. J. Ross, S. Saggar, K. R. Tate, C. W. Feltham, P. C. D. Newton in Plant and Soil (1996)

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    Estimating seasonal and annual carbon inputs, and root decomposition rates in a temperate pasture following field 14C pulse-labelling

    Using a 14C pulse-labelling technique, we studied the seasonal changes in assimilation and partitioning of photoassimilated C in the plant–root–soil components of a temperate pasture. Pasture and soil samples wer...

    S. Saggar, C.B. Hedley in Plant and Soil (2001)