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    Kowhai (Sophora species) and other nitrogen-fixing plants of New Zealand

    Thomas, Michael B.; Spurway, Mervyn I.
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    New Zealand has a range of trees and shrubs which are able to fix nitrogen from the atmosphere through root nodules. They consist of legumes and some N-fixing nonlegumes known as actinorhizal plants. The objective of this paper is to review the species involved (particularly Sophora species), and discuss any implications for nursery production.
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    Kowhai; Sophora species; nursery production; shrubs; trees; actinorhizal plants
    Date
    2002
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    Thomas, M. B., & Spurway, M. I. (2002). Kowhai (Sophora species) and other nitrogen-fixing plants of New Zealand. In The International Plant Propagators' Society Combined Proceedings, 51, 2001. (pp. 94-97). The International Plant Propagators' Society.
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