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IMPACT OF AGRICULTURE ON SOIL CONSUMPTION OF ATMOSPHERIC CH4 AND A COMPARISON OF CH4 AND N2O FLUX IN SUB-ARCTIC, TEMPERATE AND TROPICAL GRASSLANDS
Authors: MOSIER AR DELGADO JA COCHRAN VL VALENTINE DW PARTON WJ
Citation: Ar. Mosier et al., IMPACT OF AGRICULTURE ON SOIL CONSUMPTION OF ATMOSPHERIC CH4 AND A COMPARISON OF CH4 AND N2O FLUX IN SUB-ARCTIC, TEMPERATE AND TROPICAL GRASSLANDS, Nutrient cycling in agroecosystems, 49(1-3), 1997, pp. 71-83
LONG-TERM TILLAGE AND CROP RESIDUE MANAGEMENT IN THE SUB-ARCTIC - FLUXES OF METHANE AND NITROUS-OXIDE
Authors: COCHRAN VL SPARROW EB SCHLENTNER SF KNIGHT CW
Citation: Vl. Cochran et al., LONG-TERM TILLAGE AND CROP RESIDUE MANAGEMENT IN THE SUB-ARCTIC - FLUXES OF METHANE AND NITROUS-OXIDE, Canadian Journal of Soil Science, 77(4), 1997, pp. 565-570
LENTIL GREEN MANURE AS FALLOW REPLACEMENT IN THE SEMIARID NORTHERN GREAT-PLAINS
Authors: PIKUL JL AASE JK COCHRAN VL
Citation: Jl. Pikul et al., LENTIL GREEN MANURE AS FALLOW REPLACEMENT IN THE SEMIARID NORTHERN GREAT-PLAINS, Agronomy journal, 89(6), 1997, pp. 867-874
RESIDUAL EFFECTS OF HARVESTED AND GREEN-MANURED LEGUMES ON A SUBSEQUENT BARLEY CROP IN A SUB-ARCTIC ENVIRONMENT
Authors: SPARROW SD COCHRAN VL SPARROW EB
Citation: Sd. Sparrow et al., RESIDUAL EFFECTS OF HARVESTED AND GREEN-MANURED LEGUMES ON A SUBSEQUENT BARLEY CROP IN A SUB-ARCTIC ENVIRONMENT, Canadian Journal of Plant Science, 75(2), 1995, pp. 453-456
INTERCROPPED OAT AND FABABEAN IN ALASKA - DRY-MATTER PRODUCTION, DINITROGEN FIXATION, NITROGEN TRANSFER, AND NITROGEN-FERTILIZER RESPONSE
Authors: COCHRAN VL SCHLENTNER SF
Citation: Vl. Cochran et Sf. Schlentner, INTERCROPPED OAT AND FABABEAN IN ALASKA - DRY-MATTER PRODUCTION, DINITROGEN FIXATION, NITROGEN TRANSFER, AND NITROGEN-FERTILIZER RESPONSE, Agronomy journal, 87(3), 1995, pp. 420-424
DINITROGEN FIXATION BY 7 LEGUME CROPS IN ALASKA
Authors: SPARROW SD COCHRAN VL SPARROW EB
Citation: Sd. Sparrow et al., DINITROGEN FIXATION BY 7 LEGUME CROPS IN ALASKA, Agronomy journal, 87(1), 1995, pp. 34-41
DECOMPOSITION AND NITROGEN MINERALIZATION FROM LEGUME AND NON-LEGUME CROP RESIDUES IN A SUB-ARCTIC AGRICULTURAL SOIL
Authors: KOENIG RT COCHRAN VL
Citation: Rt. Koenig et Vl. Cochran, DECOMPOSITION AND NITROGEN MINERALIZATION FROM LEGUME AND NON-LEGUME CROP RESIDUES IN A SUB-ARCTIC AGRICULTURAL SOIL, Biology and fertility of soils, 17(4), 1994, pp. 269-275
PHOSPHORUS AND NITROGEN DYNAMICS DURING FIELD INCUBATIONS IN FOREST AND FALLOW SUB-ARCTIC SOILS
Authors: SPARROW EB SPARROW SD COCHRAN VL
Citation: Eb. Sparrow et al., PHOSPHORUS AND NITROGEN DYNAMICS DURING FIELD INCUBATIONS IN FOREST AND FALLOW SUB-ARCTIC SOILS, Biology and fertility of soils, 16(4), 1993, pp. 243-248
HERBAGE YIELD AND NITROGEN ACCUMULATION BY 7 LEGUME CROPS ON ACID ANDNEUTRAL SOILS IN A SUB-ARCTIC ENVIRONMENT
Authors: SPARROW SD COCHRAN VL SPARROW EB
Citation: Sd. Sparrow et al., HERBAGE YIELD AND NITROGEN ACCUMULATION BY 7 LEGUME CROPS ON ACID ANDNEUTRAL SOILS IN A SUB-ARCTIC ENVIRONMENT, Canadian Journal of Plant Science, 73(4), 1993, pp. 1037-1045
SKIP-ROW AND EQUIDISTANT-ROW BARLEY WITH NITROGEN PLACEMENT - YIELD, NITROGEN UPTAKE, AND ROOT DENSITY
Authors: SHARRATT BS COCHRAN VL
Citation: Bs. Sharratt et Vl. Cochran, SKIP-ROW AND EQUIDISTANT-ROW BARLEY WITH NITROGEN PLACEMENT - YIELD, NITROGEN UPTAKE, AND ROOT DENSITY, Agronomy journal, 85(2), 1993, pp. 246-250
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