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Response of seeded eucalypts and understory to broadcast nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer on a rehabilitated bauxite mine
Record no:
40560
Author:
Alcoa Australia ; Koch, J. M. ; Sudmeyer, J. E. ; Pickersgill, G. E.
Series:
ENVIRONMENTAL DEPARTMENT RESEARCH BULLETIN - ALCOA, AUSTRALIA. Nov. 1988 no.19 : 20 p. [kept P333.7209941]
Subject:
Aluminium mines and mining - Western Australia;
Mines and mineral resources - Environmental aspects - Western Australia;
Reclamation of land - Western Australia;
Soil management - Western Australia;
Eucalypts - Western Australia;
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