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Soil moisture, runoff, erosion: Long-term comparative studies on vegetated and denuded plots in typical brush areas of California

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F. J. Veihmeyer, University of California College of Agriculture

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California Agriculture 4(10):8-13.

Published October 01, 1950

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The chaparral lands of California-estimated at ten million acres—are covered with brush so dense that herbs and grasses which are suitable for grazing can not survive in competition with it.

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The above progress report is based on Research Project No. 1108A.

Soil moisture, runoff, erosion: Long-term comparative studies on vegetated and denuded plots in typical brush areas of California

F. J. Veihmeyer

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Soil moisture, runoff, erosion: Long-term comparative studies on vegetated and denuded plots in typical brush areas of California California Agriculture > Volume 4 > Number 10 > research article < Previous \| Table of Contents \| Next > < Previous \| Table of Contents \| Next > Authors Abstract Full text Author notes References PDF Citation Authors Abstract Full text Author notes References PDF Citation Authors F. J. Veihmeyer, University of California College of Agriculture Publication Information California Agriculture 4(10):8-13. Published October 01, 1950 PDF \| Citation \| Permissions Author Affiliations show F. J. Veihmeyer is Professor of Irrigation, University of California College of Agriculture, Davis. Abstract The chaparral lands of California-estimated at ten million acres—are covered with brush so dense that herbs and grasses which are suitable for grazing can not survive in competition with it. Full text Full text is available in PDF. Author notes The above progress report is based on Research Project No. 1108A. Veihmeyer F. 1950. Soil moisture, runoff, erosion: Long-term comparative studies on vegetated and denuded plots in typical brush areas of California. Calif Agr 4(10):8-13. Download citation as .RIS

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