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Sources of potassium taken up by ryegrass from some soils of the North Island

C. During Ruakura Soil and Plant Research Station, Ruakura Agricultural Research Centre, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, P.B., Hamilton, New Zealand
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R. Campkin Ruakura Soil and Plant Research Station, Ruakura Agricultural Research Centre, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, P.B., Hamilton, New Zealand
Pages 85-91 | Received 23 Apr 1979, Accepted 17 Sep 1979, Published online: 21 Dec 2011

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PL Carey, KC Cameron, HJ Di & AHC Roberts. (2014) Effect of urine, potassium and dicyandiamide application on pasture production from a free-draining Canterbury dairy pasture soil. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 57:3, pages 192-201.
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DC Edmeades, JD Morton, JE Waller, AK Metherell, AHC Roberts & P Carey. (2010) The diagnosis and correction of potassium deficiency in New Zealand pastoral soils: a review. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 53:2, pages 151-173.
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A. Surapaneni, R.W. Tillman, J.H. Kirkman, P.E.H. Gregg & A. H. C. Roberts. (2002) Potassium‐supplying power of selected Pallic soils of New Zealand. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 45:2, pages 113-122.
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J. H. Kirkman, A. Basker, A. Surapaneni & A. N. MacGregor. (1994) Potassium in the soils of New Zealand—A review. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 37:2, pages 207-227.
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P. H. Williams, M. J. Hedley & P. E. H. Gregg. (1989) Uptake of potassium and nitrogen by pasture from urine-affected soil. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 32:3, pages 415-421.
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P.H. Williams, J.D. Morton & B.L.J. Jackson. (1986) Chemical soil test prediction of pasture responses to potassium on recent soils of the South Island west coast. New Zealand Journal of Experimental Agriculture 14:4, pages 411-415.
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B. L. J. Jackson. (1985) A modified sodium tetraphenylboron method for the routine determination of reserve-potassium status of soil. New Zealand Journal of Experimental Agriculture 13:3, pages 253-262.
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R. Campkin. (1985) Model for calculating potassium requirements for grazed pastures. New Zealand Journal of Experimental Agriculture 13:1, pages 27-37.
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W. C. Weeda. (1981) Reply. New Zealand Journal of Experimental Agriculture 9:3-4, pages 403-405.
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Heidi Renkema, Amy Koopmans, Beverley Hale & Edward Berkelaar. (2014) Thallium and potassium uptake kinetics and competition differ between durum wheat and canola. Environmental Science and Pollution Research 22:3, pages 2166-2174.
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Donald L. Robinson. 1985. Potassium in Agriculture. Potassium in Agriculture 895 914 .

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