Waterlogging and Its Effect on Cotton Growth and Yield
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Milroy, Stephen
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2000-08-16
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In Australia, cotton is generally grown using furrow irrigation on cracking grey clays with slow drainage, and is therefore usually subjected to some degree of waterlogging.
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