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      The microbial ecology of a sustainable, long-term lentil-wheat rotation 

      Hanson, K.G.; Biederbeck, V.O.; Lupwayi, N.Z.; Rice, W.A.; Zentner, R.P. (2001-02-22)
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      Crop performance and plant microbe-interactions are affected by the sequence and frequency of pulse crops in the Canadian prairie 

      Unknown author (2013-03-05)
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      Factors limiting soil microbial growth and activity in wheat-based cropping systems 

      Cruz, A.F.; Hanson, K.; Hamel, C. (2004-02-19)
      Several soil biochemical processes related to soil fertility are microbially mediated. We know very well the factors limiting crop production but know little of the factors limiting the soil microbial community. The goal ...
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      Microbial phosphorus pools in a long-term organic farming system in Scott, Saskatchewan 

      Parkham, R.J.; Knight, J.D. (2013-03-05)
      Organic farmers across Saskatchewan face widespread phosphorus (P) shortages. Due to the lack of inputs in organic systems, organic farmers must rely on mechanisms like crop rotation and naturally-occurring arbuscular ...
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      Pulse-wheat rotations influence the potential of nitrous oxide (N2O) production in the Canadian prairie 

      Bazghaleh, N.; Jazestani, J.; Hamel, C.; Gan, Y.; Navarro Borrell, A.; Hanson, K. (2015-03-16)
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      Residual effects of preceding crops on wheat yield and profitability 

      Khakbazan, Mohammad; Gan, Yantai; Bandara, Manjula; Huang, John (2020-03-10)
      A four-year cycle crop rotation study (cereal crop with a range of legumes and oilseeds at different frequencies and sequences in rotation) was established from 2010-2018 at three locations in western Canada to evaluate ...
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      Tillage system and cropping sequence effects on common root rot of barley in eastern Saskatchewan 

      Fernandez, M.R.; Zentner, R.P.; DePauw, R.M.; Gehl, D.; Stevenson, F.C. (2007-03-01)
      Fusarium head blight (FHB) in barley has been spreading on the Canadian Prairies for the last decade. Fusarium spp. causing FHB can also cause crown/root rot of cereal crops. It is therefore of interest to determine the ...
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      Survival of blackleg pathogen inoculum in canola stubble under simulated flooding conditions 

      Peluola, C.; Fernando, W.D.G.; Huvenaars, C.; Kutcher, H.R.; Peng, G. (2012-03-13)
      Blackleg of canola (Brassica napus), caused by two Leptosphaeria spp, is a significant constraint to canola production worldwide except in china where only the less virulent L. biglobosa has been reported. In China, the ...
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      Barley after hay: grass matters! 

      Jefferson, P.G.; Lemke, R.; Zentner, R.P.; Selles, F. (2003-02-18)
      Perennial forage crops are not traditionally grown in crop rotations in the Brown soil zone for several reasons: i) they are slow to establish; ii) they require intensive tillage to terminate; and iii) they reduce yield ...
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      Microbial biomass and diversity in roundup-ready corn rhizosphere 

      Lupwayi, N.Z.; Blackshaw, R.E. (2007-03-01)
      The effects of Roundup-Ready (RR) corn, grown in monoculture or in rotation with canola, on microbial biomass and diversity in corn rhizosphere were investigated at Lethbridge from 2002 to 2004. In monoculture, weeds in ...
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      AuthorZentner, R.P. (5)Fernandez, M.R. (3)Bandara, Manjula (2)DePauw, R.M. (2)Gan, Yantai (2)Gehl, D. (2)Hamel, C. (2)Hanson, K. (2)Huang, John (2)Khakbazan, Mohammad (2)... View MoreSubject
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      cereal crops (2)Fusarium graminearum (2)herbicides (2)legumes (2)nitrogen (2)oilseeds (2)reduced tillage (2)wheat (2)anion exchange membrane (1)... View MoreTypePoster Presentation (8)Presentation (8)Date Issued2010 - 2020 (7)2000 - 2009 (8)1998 - 1999 (1)
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