Water-use efficiency of a mallee eucalypt growing naturally and in short-rotation coppice cultivation.
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Wildy, D.T. and Pate, J.S. and Sefcik, L.T. 2004. Water-use efficiency of a mallee eucalypt growing naturally and in short-rotation coppice cultivation. Plant and Soil: international journal on plant-soil relationships. 262 (1-2): pp. 111-128.
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