Established perennial grasses reduce the growth of emerging subterranean clover seedlings through competition for water, light and nutrients

B.S. Dear; P.S. Cocks; E.C. Wolfe; D.P. Collins

Established perennial grasses reduce the growth of emerging subterranean clover seedlings through competition for water, light and nutrients

B.S. Dear, P.S. Cocks, E.C. Wolfe, D.P. Collins

Graduate Research School

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	41-51
Journal	Crop and Pasture Science
Volume	49
Publication status	Published - 1998

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