1978The Rangeland JournalOpen access

Aspects of nutient cycling in semi-arid Mallee and Mulga communities.

W. H. Burrows

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The Rangeland Journal publishes papers of scientific merit for a readership of scientists, educators, managers and users. Contributions may be on any aspect of the ecology, use, management or conservation of rangelands, either within Australia or internationally.

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The Rangeland Journal publishes papers of scientific merit for a readership of scientists, educators, managers and users. Contributions may be on any aspect of the ecology, use, management or conservation of rangelands, either within Australia or internationally.

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The Rangeland Journal publishes papers of scientific merit for a readership of scientists, educators, managers and users. Contributions may be on any aspect of the ecology, use, management or conservation of rangelands, either within Australia or internationally.

Key concepts: Rangeland, Arid, Agroforestry, Geography, Sustainability, Audience measurement, Biodiversity, Environmental resource management

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