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Chris Phillips, Mark Bloomberg, Michael Marden & Suzanne Lambie. (2023) Tree root research in New Zealand: a retrospective ‘review’ with emphasis on soil reinforcement for soil conservation and wind firmness. New Zealand Journal of Forestry Science 53.
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Alexandra Meister, Furong Li, Maria Jesus Gutierrez-Gines, Nicholas Dickinson, Sally Gaw, Mike Bourke & Brett Robinson. (2022) Interactions of treated municipal wastewater with native plant species. Ecological Engineering 183, pages 106741.
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Claire E. Lukens & Kevin P. Norton. 2021. Hydrogeology, Chemical Weathering, and Soil Formation. Hydrogeology, Chemical Weathering, and Soil Formation
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Michael Marden, Suzanne Lambie & Chris Phillips. (2018) Biomass and root attributes of eight of New Zealand’s most common indigenous evergreen conifer and broadleaved forest species during the first 5 years of establishment. New Zealand Journal of Forestry Science 48:1.
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Dong Zhang, Jinhua Cheng, Ying Liu, Hongjiang Zhang, Lan Ma, Xuemei Mei & Yihui Sun. (2018) Spatio-Temporal Dynamic Architecture of Living Brush Mattress: Root System and Soil Shear Strength in Riverbanks. Forests 9:8, pages 493.
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Chris J. Phillips, Michael Marden & Suzanne M. Lambie. (2015) Observations of “coarse” root development in young trees of nine exotic species from a New Zealand plot trial. New Zealand Journal of Forestry Science 45:1.
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Chris J Phillips, Michael Marden & Lambie M Suzanne. (2014) Observations of root growth of young poplar and willow planting types. New Zealand Journal of Forestry Science 44:1.
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Ying Liu, Hans Peter Rauch, Jinrui Zhang, Xiaohui Yang & Jiarong Gao. (2014) Development and soil reinforcement characteristics of five native species planted as cuttings in local area of Beijing. Ecological Engineering 71, pages 190-196.
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Christopher J. Phillips, Michael Marden, Suzanne Lambie, Alex Watson, Craig Ross & Scott Fraser. (2012) Observations of below-ground characteristics of young redwood trees (Sequoia sempervirens) from two sites in New Zealand – implications for erosion control. Plant and Soil 363:1-2, pages 33-48.
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Chris John Phillips, Jagath C. Ekanayake & Mike Marden. (2011) Root site occupancy modelling of young New Zealand native plants: implications for soil reinforcement. Plant and Soil 346:1-2, pages 201-214.
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E.R. (Lisa) Langer, G.A. Steward & M.O. Kimberley. (2008) Vegetation structure, composition and effect of pine plantation harvesting on riparian buffers in New Zealand. Forest Ecology and Management 256:5, pages 949-957.
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