Craig Scanlan

University of Western Australia

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Elizabeth Petersen

University in Western Australia

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Paul D

University of Western Australia

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Gustavo Boitt

University of Western Australia

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Miaomiao Cheng

Murdoch University

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Khalil Kariman

University of Western Australia

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Richard Bell

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Murdoch University

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Craig Scanlan

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Wheat Response to Foliar-Applied Phosphorus Is Determined by Soil Phosphorus Buffering

Subsoil testing required to detect the rundown of soil potassium to deficient levels for wheat production on loam-textured soils

Phosphorus buffering determines how soil properties and rainfall influence wheat (Triticum aestivum) yield response to phosphorus fertiliser

Comparison of soil analytical methods for estimating plant-available potassium in highly weathered soils

Agronomic factors are the dominant influence on nitrogen fertilizer strategies in dryland cropping systems

Response of wheat to the geometry and proximity of lime slotting in an acidic soil profile

Synergism between feremycorrhizal symbiosis and free-living diazotrophs leads to improved growth and nutrition of wheat under nitrogen deficiency conditions

Long-term rundown of plant-available potassium in Western Australia requires a re-evaluation of potassium management for grain production

Valuable phosphorus retained by ironstone gravels can be measured as bicarbonate extractable P

Sustainability of nutrient management in grain production systems of south-west Australia

Feremycorrhizal symbiosis confers growth and nutritional benefits to mycorrhizal and non-mycorrhizal crops

Interactions between crop sequences, weed populations and herbicide use in Western Australian broadacre farms: findings of a six-year survey

Collaborators (6)

Elizabeth Petersen

Paul D

Gustavo Boitt

Miaomiao Cheng

Khalil Kariman

Richard Bell

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