Titlebook: Soil Water and Nitrogen in Mediterranean-type Environments; John Monteith,Colin Webb Book 1981 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1

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Soil Water and Nitrogen in Mediterranean-type Environments978-94-015-0861-2

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Climate, soil and land resources in North Africa and West Asia,d for crop production. Such inventories can be used to plan research programmes and in the interpretation of records from the field. This paper reviews the climatic and soil resources in the region served by ICARDA within which the term ‘Mediterranean’ has been applied to a wide range of environment

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Rainfed farming systems in the mediterranean region,west of Western Australia and in the southern part of South Australia. They support a wide range of farming systems, but nearly all contain, or have contained, common elements: cereals, small livestock, olives, vines, fruit trees and vegetables. The major influences that have given rise to differenc

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Plant-water relations and adaptation to stress,amatic increases in yields of cereals during the past 40 years in regions where a regular supply of water is assured through rainfall or irrigation, and the smaller increases where water supply is limited, have only heightened awareness of the constraint that a limited water supply places on improve

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Modelling the interaction of water and nitrogen,esses which interact during the plants’ life cycle. In some cases, it may be obvious which growth factor is the major determinant of that final result. Especially in high intensity agriculture as practised in Western Europe, a state of ‘potential growth’ often exists where the available radiant ener