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Title: The induction and severity of non-wetting in soils of the south coastal sandplain of Western Australia / by Robert Neil Summers.
Author: University of Western Australia Institute of Agriculture. ; Summers, R. N.
Year: 1987.
Description: [19], 130, [35] leaves : ill., map ; 30 cm.
Subject: Wetters. ; Water repellent soils. ; Sandy soils. ; South west region (W.A.).
Notes: Thesis (M.Sc.) - University of Western Australia, Institute of Agriculture, 1987.
Bibliography: p.118-130.
Type: Book
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1 On Loan South Perth 631.432.24(941) SUM [Q]
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