Application of scientific principles to sand dune stabilization in New Zealand; past progress and future needsJournal Paper
Gadgil, R.L.; Ede, F.J., 1998, Land Degradation & Development. Expand
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Biological nitrogen fixation in forestry - research and practice in Australia and new Zealand
Gadgil, R.L., 1983, Biological nitrogen fixation i n forest ecosystems: foundations and applications. Expand
Establishment of nitrogen-fixing plants from seed on partially stabilised coastal sandJournal Paper
Gadgil, R.L.; Douglas, G.B.; Ede, F.J.; Beeser, H.F.; Foote, A.G., 2001, New Zealand Journal of Forestry Science. Expand
Fertilisers or legumes in our forests?Journal Paper
Gadgil, R., 1977, Whats New in Forest Research. Expand
July-December 1994 progress report on objective 1 of the sand dune revegetation programmeTechnical Report
Gadgil, R.; Douglas, G.; Beeser, H.; Lowe, A., 1995. Expand
July-December 1995 Progress report on objective 1 of the sand dune revegetation programmeTechnical Report
Gadgil, R.; Douglas, G.; Ede, F., 1996. Expand
Lupinus arboreus and inorganic fertiliser as sources of nitrogen for Pinus radiata on a coastal sandJournal Paper
Gadgil, R.L.; Sandberg, A.M.; Graham J.D., 1984, New Zealand Journal of Forestry Science. Expand
Managing nitrogen in sand-dune forests
Beets, P.N.; Dyck, W.J.; Gadgil, R.L., 1988, What's New in Forest Research. Expand
Marram grass (Ammophila arenaaria) and coastal sand stability in New ZealandJournal Paper
Gadgil, R.L., 2001, New Zealand Journal of Forestry Science. Expand
Marram Grass. Friend or Foe? A review of the use of Ammophila arenaria on New Zealand sand dunesBulletin
Gadgil, R.L., 2006, Coastal Dune Vegetation Network Technical Bulletin. Expand