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2. Temporal variability is a major source of uncertainty in soil carbon measurements.
3. A hydrothermal model to predict Russian thistle (Salsola tragus) seedling emergence in the dryland of the Pacific Northwest (USA)
4. Modelo predictivo de la emergencia de salsola (Salsola tragus).
5. Weed competition below ground: a three-year study.
6. Soil carbon twelve years after live roots or application of plant residues or manure
7. Soil carbon increase from crop roots and amendments still present twelve years later.
8. Tillage timing to improve soil water storage in Mediterranean long fallow
9. Wheat stubble height effects on soil water capture and retention during long fallow
10. Tillage depth and timing effects on soil water profiles in two semiarid soils
11. Correction of bulk density and sampling method biases using soil mass per unit area
12. Is volunteer wheat an economic weed in annual winter wheat production?
13. Electrostatic Method to Remove Particulate Organic Matter from Soil
14. Surface versus incorporated residue effects on water-stable aggregates
15. Water transfer from soil to seed: the role of vapor transport
16. Small-increment electric soil sampler
17. Soil Water Dynamics with Spring Camelina in a Three‐Year Rotation in Washington's Winter Wheat–Fallow Region
18. Soil Microbial and Chemical Properties of a Minimum and Conventionally Tilled Wheat–Fallow System
19. Understanding soil water STORAGE
20. First Leaf Emergence Force of Three Deep-Planted Winter Wheat Cultivars
21. Soil Wet Aggregate Stability in Dryland Pacific Northwest Intensified Crop Rotations
22. Scientific inquiry versus technology development in agriculture
23. Ethanol production potential from conservation buffers in the inland Pacific Northwest
24. Rapid Quantification of Soilborne Pathogen Communities in Wheat-Based Long-Term Field Experiments
25. Soil amendments yield persisting effects on the microbial communities—a 7-year study
26. Surface and Root Inputs Produce Different Carbon/Phosphorus Ratios in Soil
27. Seasonal Variation in Soil Bulk Density, Organic Nitrogen, Available Phosphorus, and pH
28. Soil Water and Water-Use Efficiency in No-Tillage and Sweep Tillage Winter Wheat Production in Northeastern Oregon
29. Wide row spacing for deep-furrow planting of winter wheat
30. Soil Water Dynamics in Continuous Winter Wheat in the Semiarid Pacific Northwest, USA
31. Soil Water Potential Requirement for Germination of Winter Wheat
32. Soil Organic Carbon and Nitrogen After Application of Nine Organic Amendments
33. Sorption of Tannin and Related Phenolic Compounds and Effects on Extraction of Soluble-N in Soil Amended with Several Carbon Sources
34. Evaporation from High Residue No-Till versus Tilled Fallow in a Dry Summer Climate
35. One-pass Tillage for Summer Fallow Under Arid Summer Conditions
36. Comparison of Fallow Tillage Methods in the Intermediate Rainfall Inland Pacific Northwest
37. Comparison of Preferential Flow Paths to Bulk Soil in a Weakly Aggregated Silt Loam Soil
38. Rotary subsoiling newly planted winter wheat fields to improve infiltration in frozen soil
39. Organic matter addition, N, and residue burning effects on infiltration, biological, and physical properties of an intensively tilled silt-loam soil
40. Bias in Ponded Infiltration Estimates Due to Sample Volume and Shape
41. Carbon Dioxide Flux Measurement During Simulated Tillage
42. Soil biopore estimation: effects of tillage, nitrogen, and photographic resolution
43. Earthworm, infiltration, and tillage relationships in a dryland pea–wheat rotation
44. Crop residue position and interference with wheat seedling development
45. Vapor Transport vs. Seed–Soil Contact in Wheat Germination
46. Increasing Plot Length Reduces Experimental Error of On-Farm Tests
47. Soil Organic Carbon and Nitrogen After Application of Nine Organic Amendments
48. Soil Water Potential Requirement for Germination of Winter Wheat
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