133 results on '"McBeath, Therese"'
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2. Reversible strengthening behaviour of subsurface layers in sandy soils – understanding variable response to strategic deep tillage
3. Ameliorating Sandy Soil Constraints for Sustainable Gains in Productivity in Southern Australia
4. Effect of acidifying amendments on P availability in calcareous soils
5. Is subsurface soil a chemically more hostile zone for deep-placed phosphorus fertilizer?
6. Increases in Potentially Mineralizable and Dissolved Organic Nitrogen in a Sandy Surface Soil Fertilized with Nitrogen are Greater with Lupin than Wheat Residues
7. Early growing season immobilisation affects post-tillering wheat nitrogen uptake from crop stubble and [sup.15]N fertilizer in a sandy soil
8. Challenges and opportunities for grain farming on sandy soils of semi-arid south and south-eastern Australia
9. Soil phosphorus pools with addition of fertiliser phosphorus in a long-term grazing experiment
10. Seed row placement relative to the previous crop stubble row can harness systems benefits on water repellent sands
11. The effect of metal oxide coating of urea on mineralization in two contrasting soils
12. High soil strength and cereal crop responses to deeper tillage on sandy soils in a semi-arid environment
13. The fate of fertiliser P in soil under pasture and uptake by subterraneum clover – a field study using ³³P-labelled single superphosphate
14. Spectral sensitivity of solution 31P NMR spectroscopy is improved by narrowing the soil to solution ratio to 1:4 for pasture soils of low organic P content
15. Effect of wheat phosphorus status on leaf surface properties and permeability to foliar-applied phosphorus
16. Assessing crop residue phosphorus speciation using chemical fractionation and solution 31P nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy
17. Phosphorus speciation in mature wheat and canola plants as affected by phosphorus supply
18. The fate of fertiliser P in soil under pasture and uptake by subterraneum clover – a field study using 33P-labelled single superphosphate
19. Crop residue phosphorus: speciation and potential bio-availability
20. The chemical nature of P accumulation in agricultural soils—implications for fertiliser management and design: an Australian perspective
21. The use of a zinc-efficient wheat cultivar as an adaptation to calcareous subsoil: a glasshouse study
22. Corrigendum. (Early growing season immobilisation affects post-tillering wheat nitrogen uptake from crop stubble and [sup.15]N fertilizer in a sandy soil)
23. Measuring organic carbon in Calcarosols: understanding the pitfalls and complications
24. Changes in P Bioavailability Induced by the Application of Liquid and Powder Sources of P, N and Zn Fertilizers in Alkaline Soils
25. Corrigendum to: Early growing season immobilisation affects post-tillering wheat nitrogen uptake from crop stubble and 15N fertiliser in a sandy soil
26. Early growing season immobilisation affects post-tillering wheat nitrogen uptake from crop stubble and 15N fertiliser in a sandy soil
27. Management practices that maximise gross margins in Australian canola (Brassica napus L.)
28. Combined nitrogen input from legume residues and fertilizer improves early nitrogen supply and uptake by wheat
29. Assessment of foliar-applied phosphorus fertiliser formulations to enhance phosphorus nutrition and grain production in wheat
30. Agronomic management combining early-sowing on establishment opportunities, cultivar options and adequate nitrogen is critical for canola (Brassica napus) productivity and profit in low-rainfall environments
31. The Timing of Application and Inclusion of a Surfactant Are Important for Absorption and Translocation of Foliar Phosphoric Acid by Wheat Leaves
32. Soil phosphorus pools with addition of fertiliser phosphorus in a long-term grazing experiment
33. Combined application of nitrogen and phosphorus to enhance nitrogen use efficiency and close the wheat yield gap on varying soils in semi‐arid conditions
34. Early growing season immobilisation affects post-tillering wheat nitrogen uptake from crop stubble and 15N fertiliser in a sandy soil.
35. Direct recovery of 33 P-labelled fertiliser phosphorus in subterranean clover ( Trifolium subterraneum ) pastures under field conditions – The role of agronomic management
36. The chemical nature of organic phosphorus that accumulates in fertilized soils of a temperate pasture as determined by solution 31P NMR spectroscopy
37. Uptake of phosphorus from surfactant solutions by wheat leaves: spreading kinetics, wetted area, and drying time
38. Complex Forms of Soil Organic Phosphorus–A Major Component of Soil Phosphorus
39. The fate of fertiliser P in soil under pasture and uptake by subterraneum clover – a field study using 33P-labelled single superphosphate
40. An assessment of various measures of soil phosphorus and the net accumulation of phosphorus in fertilized soils under pasture
41. Direct recovery of 33P-labelled fertiliser phosphorus in subterranean clover (Trifolium subterraneum) pastures under field conditions – The role of agronomic management.
42. The chemical nature of organic phosphorus that accumulates in fertilized soils of a temperate pasture as determined by solution 31P NMR spectroscopy.
43. Management of crop residues affects the transfer of phosphorus to plant and soil pools: Results from a dual-labelling experiment
44. A stable-isotope methodology for measurement of soil-applied zinc-fertilizer recovery in durum wheat (Triticum durum )
45. The fate of fertiliser P in soil under pasture and uptake by subterraneum clover - a field study using P-labelled single superphosphate.
46. The decomposition of windrowed, chipped logging slash and tree seedling response: A plant growth and nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy study
47. Polyphosphate‐fertilizer solution stability with time, temperature, and pH
48. Assessing crop residue phosphorus speciation using chemical fractionation and solution 31P nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy.
49. Mind the gap: targeting profile amelioration in Southern region sandy soils
50. The timing of application and inclusion of a surfactant are important for absorption and translocation of foliar phosphoric acid by wheat leaves
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