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A study of variations in soil properties in an apparently uniform area and their relationship to the frequency of sampling : A thesis for M.Agr.Sc. [Master of Agricultural Science] and Honours, [Lincoln College] University of New Zealand

Authors
Mandal, Subodhe Chandra
Date
1948
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Thesis
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Department of Soil and Physical Sciences
Keywords
soil properties, soil analysis, sampling methods
Fields of Research
ANZSRC::410603 Soil biology, ANZSRC::410604 Soil chemistry and soil carbon sequestration (excl. carbon sequestration science), ANZSRC::410601 Land capability and soil productivity
Abstract
The aim of the investigation conducted upon a typical representative of a major Canterbury soil type, is to indicate the nature and extent of variation in an apparently uniform field and to determine the frequency of sampling necessary for different soil properties.
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