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An Examination of Ashbed Soils Growing Radiata Pine in Gippsland Victoria

R. N. CROMER A.P.M. Forests Pty. Ltd., Traralgon
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M. RAUPACH C.S.I.R.O., Division of Soils, Adelaide
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A. R. P. CLARKE C.S.I.R.O., Division of Soils, Adelaide
Pages 1-10 | Received 22 Jan 1969, Published online: 15 Apr 2013

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A.J. Carnegie & P.K. Ades. (2001) Added phosphorus is associated with reduced severity of Mycosphaerella cryptica in Eucalyptus globulus . Australian Forestry 64:4, pages 203-208.
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P.F. Clinnick & S.T. Willatt. (1981) Soil physical and chemical properties measured in an “ashbed” following windrow burning. Australian Forestry 44:3, pages 185-189.
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IANS. FERGUSON & R.J. McKIMM. (1975) Establishment Techniques at Koetong Pianation, Victoria: A Multivariate Analysis and Comparison. Australian Forestry 38:1, pages 34-43.
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John Turner & Marcia Lambert. (2013) Analysing inter-rotational productivity and nutrition in a New South Wales radiata pine plantation. New Forests 44:5, pages 785-798.
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Harry F. Recher & Per E. Christensen. 1981. Ecological Biogeography of Australia. Ecological Biogeography of Australia 135 162 .

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