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August 1, 1984Journal of Applied Ecology

The Effects of Seed Burial and Soil Disturbance on Emergence and Survival of Arable Weeds in Relation to Minimal Cultivation

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RFR. J. Froud‐WilliamsRothamsted ResearchRCR. J. ChancellorOxford Research GroupDDD. S. H. DrennanUniversity of Reading

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