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Vegetation type, soil type and shifts and cycles in climate affect deep drainage in eastern Australia
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Document Date: 2013-01-16 21:30:26

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Cairns / Hiroshima / Perth / Melbourne / Brisbane / /

Company

International Journal / Australian Journal / CSIRO Publishing / NE Australia / /

Country

Australia / eastern Australia / /

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USD / /

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Event

Natural Disaster / Environmental Issue / /

Facility

Australian Institute of Agricultural Science / Kooringal station / /

IndustryTerm

vegetation systems / /

MarketIndex

SET 100 / Southern Oscillation / Russell 1980 / /

NaturalFeature

Forest Meteorology / /

Organization

Congress / Post Office / Cotton Catchment Communities Cooperative Research Centre / Department of Environment and Resource Management / World Data Center for Paleoclimatology / Australian Institute of Agricultural Science / /

Person

Freebairn / Rattray / Williamson / Ward / Bell / Ridley / Robinson J.Brett / Erskine / Pannell / Don Gaydon / Russell / /

Position

Governor / Hunter / ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The author / D.J. / /

ProvinceOrState

South Dakota / Queensland / New South Wales / /

PublishedMedium

Agricultural and Forest Meteorology / Journal of Climate / /

Region

southern Australia / south east Queensland / eastern Australia / South Wales / southern Queensland / northeastern Australia / south east Australia / western Australia / southeast Queensland / /

Technology

Simulation / /

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http /

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