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Measuring and monitoring water quality and quantity under long term cotton/wheat trials

Nadelko, Tony (CSIRO Land And Water, )

Deep drainage below the root zone is still the least understood component of the water balance, especially in cracking clay soils.

Quantifying deep drainage in an irrigated cotton landscape

Ringrose-Voase, Anthony (CSIRO Land And Water, )

Deep drainage below the root zone is still the least understood component of the water balance, especially in cracking clay soils.

Deep Drainage Under Irrigated Cotton - Surface and Groundwater Implications

Gunawardeena, Thusitha, McGarry, Des (Queensland Department Of Environment And Resource Management (DERM), )

Deep drainage(DD) - water that passes beyond the - is an important process in irrigated cropping soils to ensure leaching of salts through the soil profile to deeper soil layers, the vadose zone ( the zone between the

Soil impacts on the incidence and evaluation of Fusarium wilt

Wang, Bo (CSIRO, )

is a limiting factor for cotton production in Australia. As a soil-borne fungal pathogen, epidemiological, ecological and genetic features of Fov populations are strongly influenced by soil conditions.

Management of cotton rhizosphere microbial interactions in Australian soils

Knox, Oliver (CSIRO Entomology, )

It has been accepted for many years that there is an interaction between plants

and the microbiological life that exists in soil. This interaction is particularly

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