Fertilizer Research
 1990
DOI: 10.1007/bf01120391
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A model of S, P and N uptake by a perennial pasture

M. R. McCaskill
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Graeme J. Blair
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“…NutriAce uses weather data held in MetAccess weather files [24]. The soil nutrient component of NutriAce is a further development of the soil nutrient cycling component of the McCaskill-Blair model [30][31][32]. TM port tool [28,29].…”
Section: Grazplan*mentioning
confidence: 99%

Modeling Acidification Processes in Agricultural Systems

Verburg1,
Braschkat2,
Hochman3
et al. 2003
Handbook of Soil Acidity
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“…NutriAce uses weather data held in MetAccess weather files [24]. The soil nutrient component of NutriAce is a further development of the soil nutrient cycling component of the McCaskill-Blair model [30][31][32]. TM port tool [28,29].…”
Section: Grazplan*mentioning
confidence: 99%

Modeling Acidification Processes in Agricultural Systems

Verburg1,
Braschkat2,
Hochman3
et al. 2003
Handbook of Soil Acidity
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Modelling nutrient cycles in grazed pasture systems of Southern Australia

Simpson
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Moore
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Richardson
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Plant Nutrition
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The rhizosphere and plant nutrition: a quantitative approach

Darrah
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1993
Plant Nutrition — From Genetic Engineering to Field Practice
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