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Authors:
FRASER PM
PIERCY JE
Citation: Pm. Fraser et Je. Piercy, THE EFFECTS OF CEREAL STRAW MANAGEMENT-PRACTICES ON LUMBRICID EARTHWORM POPULATIONS, Agriculture, ecosystems & environment. Applied soil ecology, 9(1-3), 1998, pp. 369-373
Authors:
FRANCIS GS
FRASER PM
Citation: Gs. Francis et Pm. Fraser, THE EFFECTS OF 3 EARTHWORM SPECIES ON SOIL MACROPOROSITY AND HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY, Agriculture, ecosystems & environment. Applied soil ecology, 10(1-2), 1998, pp. 11-19
Authors:
FRASER PM
BOAG B
Citation: Pm. Fraser et B. Boag, THE DISTRIBUTION OF LUMBRICID EARTHWORM COMMUNITIES IN RELATION TO FLATWORMS - A COMPARISON BETWEEN NEW-ZEALAND AND EUROPE, Pedobiologia, 42(5-6), 1998, pp. 542-553
Authors:
EARLY MSB
CAMERON KC
FRASER PM
Citation: Msb. Early et al., THE FATE OF POTASSIUM, CALCIUM, AND MAGNESIUM IN SIMULATED URINE PATCHES ON IRRIGATED DAIRY PASTURE SOIL, New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research, 41(1), 1998, pp. 117-124
Authors:
FRASER PM
WILLIAMS PH
HAYNES RJ
Citation: Pm. Fraser et al., EARTHWORM SPECIES, POPULATION-SIZE AND BIOMASS UNDER DIFFERENT CROPPING SYSTEMS ACROSS THE CANTERBURY-PLAINS, NEW-ZEALAND, Agriculture, ecosystems & environment. Applied soil ecology, 3(1), 1996, pp. 49-57
Authors:
FRASER PM
CAMERON KC
SHERLOCK RR
Citation: Pm. Fraser et al., LYSIMETER STUDY OF THE FATE OF NITROGEN IN ANIMAL URINE RETURNS TO IRRIGATED PASTURE, European journal of soil science, 45(4), 1994, pp. 439-447
Authors:
FRASER PM
HAYNES RJ
WILLIAMS PH
Citation: Pm. Fraser et al., EFFECTS OF PASTURE IMPROVEMENT AND INTENSIVE CULTIVATION ON MICROBIALBIOMASS, ENZYME-ACTIVITIES, AND COMPOSITION AND SIZE OF EARTHWORM POPULATIONS, Biology and fertility of soils, 17(3), 1994, pp. 185-190
Authors:
MCLAREN RG
CAMERON KC
FRASER PM
Citation: Rg. Mclaren et al., A COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF SUBSOILING ON PLANT UPTAKE AND LEACHING LOSSES OF SULFUR AND NITROGEN FROM A SIMULATED URINE PATCH, Plant and soil, 156, 1993, pp. 375-378
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