Soil publications in MWLR Digital Library

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Soil studies using sweet vernal to assess element availability. IV, Phosphorus Wells, N.; Saunders, W. M. H. Soil Bureau, Dept. of Scientific and Industrial Research
Mineralogical and chemical data for Taita Experimental Station, New Zealand Wells, N.; Furkert, R. J. Department of Scientific and Industrial Research
The uptake of minerals by sweet vernal and its relationship to genetic soil type Wells, N.; Fieldes, M. Soil Bureau, Dept. of Scientific and Industrial Research
Total elements in topsoils from igneous rocks : an extension of geochemistry Wells, N. Clarendon Press
Soil studies using sweet vernal to assess element availability. Part 3, Copper in New Zealand soil sequences Wells, N. Soil Bureau, Dept. of Scientific and Industrial Research
Soil sequences from basalt & greywacke Wells, N. Soil Bureau, Dept. of Scientific and Industrial Research
Soil studies using sweet vernal to assess element availability. Part I, Preliminary investigations Wells, N. Soil Bureau, Dept. of Scientific and Industrial Research
Lime-superphosphate fertilizer topdressing of soils derived from basalt and andesite and its effect on element levels of a grass Wells, N. Soil Bureau, Dept. of Scientific and Industrial Research
The role of soils in the utilisation of sewage sludge in Singapore Wells, N. Department of Scientific and Industrial Research
Soil studies using sweet vernal to assess element availability. Part II, Molybdate ion fixation in New Zealand soils Wells, N. Soil Bureau, Dept. of Scientific and Industrial Research

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