Water Balance of Two Major Soil Types of the Texas High Plains: Implications for Dryland Crop Production

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"Water Balance of Two Major Soil Types of the Texas High Plains: Implications for Dryland Crop Production"
written by Robert J. Lascano, Gary R. Leiker, Timothy S. Goebel, Steven A. Mauget, Dennis C. Gitz III,
published by Open Journal of Soil Science, Vol.10 No.7, 2020

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