Early growth of wheat is more sensitive to salinity than boron at levels encountered in alkaline soils of south-eastern Australia

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It belongs to the Animal Production Science collection, published in the Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture.

Other papers by J.G. Nuttall and co-authors

• Advances in precision agriculture in south-eastern Australia. V. Effect of seasonal conditions on wheat and barley yield response to applied nitrogen across management zones
  M.R. Anwar, G.J. O'Leary, M.A. Rab, P.D. Fisher and R.D. Armstrong · 2009
• Testing the primer-plant concept: wheat yields can be increased on alkaline sodic soils when an effective primer phase is used
  J.G. Nuttall, S.L. Davies, R.A. Armstrong and 1 other · 2008
• Application of composted pig bedding litter on a Vertosol and Sodosol soil. 2. Effect on soil chemical and physical fertility
  R.D. Armstrong, C. Eagle and S.D. Jarwal · 2007 · Aust. J. Exp. Agr. (2007) 47(11): 1341-1350
• The effect of boron tolerance, deep ripping with gypsum, and water supply on subsoil water extraction of cereals on an alkaline soil
  J.G. Nuttall, R.D. Armstrong and D.J. Connor · 2005
• Using near infrared reflectance spectroscopy to estimate the nutritive value of senescing annual ryegrass (Lolium rigidum): a comparison of calibration methods
  K.F. Smith, R.J. Simpson and R.D. Armstrong · 1998 · Aust. J. Exp. Agr. (1998) 38(1): 45-54
• A basis for improved soil and water management for irrigated pastures in northern Victoria
  S.J. Blaikie, F.M. Martin, W.K. Mason and D.J. Connor · 1988 · Aust. J. Exp. Agr. (1988) 28(3): 315-319

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