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Nitrogen fixation by subterranean and white clovers in dryland cocksfoot pastures

Financial assistance was from Beef + Lamb NZ and through the FoRST Pastoral 21 programme and Lincoln University.

D. Moot | A. Mills | Malcolm C. Smith | R. Lucas | P. Jarvis

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