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Assessments of Class F fly ashes for amelioration of soil acidity and their influence on growth and uptake of Mo and Se by canola

Veeragathipillai Manoharan; Yunusa Isa; Loganathan P; Lawrie Roy; Skilbeck Charles; Burchett Margaret; Murray Brad; Eamus Derek (Elsevier Inc, 2010)

Coal fly ash can be used to ameliorate productivity constraints in agricultural soils, but their efficacy still remains highly variable. To ascertain the capacity of Class F fly ashes to modify pH of acidic soils, and their ...
Convergence of tree water use within an arid-zone woodland

O'Grady Anthony; Cook Peter; Eamus Derek; Duguid A; Wischusen Jdh; Fass T; Worldege D (Springer, 2009)

We examined spatial and temporal patterns of tree water use and aspects of hydraulic architecture in four common tree species of central Australia-Corymbia opaca, Eucalyptus victrix, E. camaldulensis and Acacia aneura-to ...
Fly-ash An exploitable resource for management of Australian agricultural soils

Yunusa Isa; Eamus Derek; De Silva Daniel; Murray Brad; Burchett Margaret; Skilbeck Charles; Heidrich Craig (Elsevier Science, 2001)
Imbalance water-use in farming systems: the potential for bamboo

Yunusa Isa; De Silva Daniel; Odeh Inakwu; Eamus Derek (CRC Dryland Salinity, 2004)

Currently there are few perennials that can maintain all-season water-lise and provide ongoing economic benefit in dry land cropping systems. The effectiveness of lucerne on clayey soils and in high rainfall environments ...

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