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Assessing the compaction susceptibility of South African forestry soils. I. The effect of soil type, water content and applied pressure on uni-axial compaction

C. W. Smith, M. A. Johnston, Simon Lorentz

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Key concepts: Compaction, Silt, Soil water, Soil compaction, Water content, Bulk density, Environmental science, Soil science

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