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M. B. Dodd & S. J. Orr. (1995) Seasonal growth, phosphate response, and drought tolerance of 11 perennial legume species grown in a hill‐country soil. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 38:1, pages 7-20.
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Mike B. Dodd, Katherine N. Tozer, Iris Vogeler, Rose Greenfield, David R. Stevens, Tim Rhodes & Sue Quilter. (2020) Quantifying the value proposition for white clover persistence on a New Zealand summer-dry hill-country farm. Journal of New Zealand Grasslands 82, pages 199-209.
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M.B. Dodd, M.E. Wedderburn, T.G. Parminter, B.S. Thorrold & J.M. Quinn. (2008) Transformation toward agricultural sustainability in New Zealand hill country pastoral landscapes. Agricultural Systems 98:2, pages 95-107.
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