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Title: Tree Clearing and Dryland Salinity Hazard in the Upper Burdekin Catchment of North Queensland.

Authors: Williams, J., E. N. Bui, E. A. Gardner, M. Littleboy, and M. E. Probert.

Citation: Williams, J., E. N. Bui, E. A. Gardner, M. Littleboy, and M. E. Probert. 1997. Tree Clearing and Dryland Salinity Hazard in the Upper Burdekin Catchment of North Queensland. Australian Journal of Soil Research 35, no. 4: 785-801.

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Keywords: Australia, experimental data, experiment, tree clearing, perennial grasses, Stylosanthes, water-balance, soils, Upper Burdekin Catchment, Charters Towers, Queensland, SWIM, PERFECT, soil-climate interaction, tropics, root-zone, salt, model

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