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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"tussock grassland"”.
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Studies on the aerobic bacterial flora of a New Zealand tussock grassland soil
… aerobic bacterial flora of a single New Zealand grassland soil whose characteristics are described. The 4 parts deal respectively with the characterisation of the aerobic heterotrophic bacterial flora, the activity this flora as measured by a number of different techniques, nitrification and …
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A study of some soil fertility problems in Canterbury
… problems in the under-developed mountainous tussock grassland and such hilly regions, a study of the influence of topography on soil properties is of great interest and importance.
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A study of the influence of aspect on some soil properties of a Kaikoura steepland soil under a tussock grassland : A dissertation submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Agricultural Science (Honours) in the University of Canterbury [Lincoln College]
… in a steepland, subalpine environment under a tussock grassland situation.
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Gut content analysis of trapped mustelids and trend analysis for ship rats and stoats over six trapping seasons at Mount Taranaki : A thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Natural Resource Management and Ecological Engineering at Lincoln University
… the highest frequency of stoat captures was tall tussock grassland. The habitat type with the highest frequency of ship rat captures was broadleaved indigenous hardwoods. Overall, rodents were the main food source for stoats and weasels and invertebrates were the main food source for ferrets …
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Caucasian clover establishment in the high country and grazing responses in ryegrass/white clover lowland pasture
… 1992, on a low-fertility, depleted, short tussock grassland site at Mesopotamia Station, South Canterbury. Three sowing techniques, broadcasting, sod seeding and strip seeding, each with two rates of fertiliser, 150 or 300 kg/ha molybdic sulphur superphosphate (8% P, 20% S), were used. By …