Soil publications in MWLR Digital Library

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Low-temperature adsorption of various gases by soils Birrell, K. S.; Packard, R. Q. Soil Bureau, Dept. of Scientific and Industrial Research
Low impact urban design and development: the big picture: an introduction to the LIUDD principles and methods framework van Roon, Marjorie; van Roon, Henri Manaaki Whenua Press
Losses of exchangeable potash and magnesia contents from Waikato soils following continued phosphate top-dressing Dixon, J. K.; Taylor, N. H. Dept. of Scientific and Industrial Research, N.Z.,
Looking back at Te Tāpoitanga Māori: overview of a participatory research programme on rural Māori tourism development Horn, Chrys; Wilson, Jude; Fitt, Helen; Doherty, Joanna; Tahi, Brenda; Cranwell, Iaean Manaaki Whenua Press
Looking at soils through the natural capital and ecosystem services lens Samarasinghe, Oshadhi; Greenhalgh, Suzie; Vesely, Éva-Terézia Manaaki Whenua Press
Loess soils and problems of land use on the downlands of the South Island New Zealand Watt, J.P.C.;Otago Catchment Board Otago Catchment Board
List of NZ Soil Bureau unpublished reports to August 1986 Kinloch, D. I. Department of Scientific and Industrial Research
List of NZ Soil Bureau unpublished reports to April 1988 Kinloch, D. I. Department of Scientific and Industrial Research
List of N.Z. Soil Bureau unpublished reports to June 1985 Kinloch, D. I. Department of Scientific and Industrial Research
List of N.Z. Soil Bureau unpublished reports to January 1984 Kinloch, D. I. Department of Scientific and Industrial Research

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