Inorganic and organic soil processes and their influence on percolating waters.

T.A.B. Walker(University of Saint Joseph), B.J. Mason, J. David Miller(Carleton University), A. Hepburn(Macaulay Development Trust), R. G. Main, Robert C. Ferrier(James Hutton Institute), H. A. Anderson(University of Aberdeen), B. F. L. Smith, Ruairi G. McMahon(Macaulay Development Trust)
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January 1, 1990
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