Hewitt AE (2003) New Zealand Soil Classification—purposes and
principles, p 179–186. In: Eswaran H, Rice T, Ahrens R et al
(eds) Soil classification, a global desk reference. CRC Press,
Washington, DC, 263 p
Hewitt AE (2010) New Zealand Soil Classification, 3rd edn. Landcare
Research Science Series No. 1, Manaaki Whenua Press, Lincoln,
New Zealand
Hudson HR (ed) (2005) H20-DSS: Hillslopes to ocean: a decision
support system for sustainable drainage management. New Zealand
Water Environment Research Foundation, Wellington
Milne D, Clayden B, Singleton P et al (1995) Soil description
handbook, revised edition. Manaaki Whenua Press Ltd, Lincoln,
157 p
Metson AJ, Janica GE, Cox TE et al (1977) The problem of
acid-sulphate soils with examples from North Auckland, New
Zealand. N Z J Sci 20:371–94
Mew G, Webb TH, Ross CW et al (1975) Soils of Inangahua
Depression, South Island. New Zealand, NZ Soil Survey Report,
p 17
Moore TR (1974) Gley morphology and soil water regimes in some
soils in South-Central England. Geoderma 11:297–304
Nguyen L, Singleton P (2005) The roles of wetland areas, seepage
zones and vegetated drainage ditches in dairy farms to protect water
quality in our waterways. National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research Ltd; Environment Waikato, Hamilton
Park G (2013) “Swamps which might doubtless easily be drained”:
swamp drainage and its impact on the indigenous. In: Pawson E,
Brooking T (eds) Making a New Land: Environmental Histories of
New Zealand. Otago UP, Dunedin, pp 174–189
Rijkse WC (ed) (1978) Soil groups of New Zealand, Part 3, Gley Soils,
New Zealand Society of Soil Science. Wellington, New Zealand,
127 p
Roberts RC, McConchie J (2017) Preliminary assessment of the acid
sulphate soils hazard in the Auckland region. In: Alexander GJ,
Chin CY (eds) Proc. 20th NZGS Geotechnical Symposium. Napier,
8 p
Schaetzl RJ, Thompson ML (2015) Soils: genesis and geomorphology,
2nd edn. Cambridge University Press, 778 p
Schwertmann U, Rechter H, Taylor RM et al (1995) A lecture and
demonstration for students on iron oxide formation. In: Churchman GJ, Fitzpatrick RW, Eggleton RA (eds) Clays: controlling the
environment. Proceedings 10th International Clay Conference,
Adelaide, Australia (1993). CSIRO Publishing, Melbourne,
pp 11–14
Schoeneberger PJ, Wysocki DA, Benham EC et al (2012) Field book
for describing and sampling soils, Version 3.0. Natural Resources
Conservation Service, National Soil Survey Center, Lincoln, NE
Schofield JC (1972) Ground water of the Hamilton lowland. New
Zealand Geological Survey Bulletin 89. 71p
Vaughn D, Wheatley RE, Ord BG (1984) Removal of ferrous ions iron
from field drainage water by conifer bark. J Soil Sci 35:149–154
Vepraskas MJ, Bouma J (1976) The physical significance of soil
mottling in a Wisconsin toposequence. Geoderma 15:103–118
Vespraskas MJ, Sprecher SW (1997) Overview of aquic conditions and
hydric soils. In: Aquic conditions and hydric soils: the problem
soils, vol 50. Soil Science Society of America Special Publication,
pp 1–22
Vespraskas MJ, Craft CB (eds) (2015) Wetland soils: genesis,
hydrology, landscapes and classification, 2nd edn. CRC Press,
Boca Raton, FL, 508 p
Webb TH, Fahey BD, Giddens KM et al (1999) Soil-landscape, and
soil-hydrological relationships in the Glendhu experimental catchments, east Otago uplands, New Zealand. Aust J Soil Res 37:761–
785
Wheatley RE (1988) Ochre deposits and associated bacteria in some
field drains in Scotland. J Soil Sci 39:253–264
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85
principles, p 179–186. In: Eswaran H, Rice T, Ahrens R et al
(eds) Soil classification, a global desk reference. CRC Press,
Washington, DC, 263 p
Hewitt AE (2010) New Zealand Soil Classification, 3rd edn. Landcare
Research Science Series No. 1, Manaaki Whenua Press, Lincoln,
New Zealand
Hudson HR (ed) (2005) H20-DSS: Hillslopes to ocean: a decision
support system for sustainable drainage management. New Zealand
Water Environment Research Foundation, Wellington
Milne D, Clayden B, Singleton P et al (1995) Soil description
handbook, revised edition. Manaaki Whenua Press Ltd, Lincoln,
157 p
Metson AJ, Janica GE, Cox TE et al (1977) The problem of
acid-sulphate soils with examples from North Auckland, New
Zealand. N Z J Sci 20:371–94
Mew G, Webb TH, Ross CW et al (1975) Soils of Inangahua
Depression, South Island. New Zealand, NZ Soil Survey Report,
p 17
Moore TR (1974) Gley morphology and soil water regimes in some
soils in South-Central England. Geoderma 11:297–304
Nguyen L, Singleton P (2005) The roles of wetland areas, seepage
zones and vegetated drainage ditches in dairy farms to protect water
quality in our waterways. National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research Ltd; Environment Waikato, Hamilton
Park G (2013) “Swamps which might doubtless easily be drained”:
swamp drainage and its impact on the indigenous. In: Pawson E,
Brooking T (eds) Making a New Land: Environmental Histories of
New Zealand. Otago UP, Dunedin, pp 174–189
Rijkse WC (ed) (1978) Soil groups of New Zealand, Part 3, Gley Soils,
New Zealand Society of Soil Science. Wellington, New Zealand,
127 p
Roberts RC, McConchie J (2017) Preliminary assessment of the acid
sulphate soils hazard in the Auckland region. In: Alexander GJ,
Chin CY (eds) Proc. 20th NZGS Geotechnical Symposium. Napier,
8 p
Schaetzl RJ, Thompson ML (2015) Soils: genesis and geomorphology,
2nd edn. Cambridge University Press, 778 p
Schwertmann U, Rechter H, Taylor RM et al (1995) A lecture and
demonstration for students on iron oxide formation. In: Churchman GJ, Fitzpatrick RW, Eggleton RA (eds) Clays: controlling the
environment. Proceedings 10th International Clay Conference,
Adelaide, Australia (1993). CSIRO Publishing, Melbourne,
pp 11–14
Schoeneberger PJ, Wysocki DA, Benham EC et al (2012) Field book
for describing and sampling soils, Version 3.0. Natural Resources
Conservation Service, National Soil Survey Center, Lincoln, NE
Schofield JC (1972) Ground water of the Hamilton lowland. New
Zealand Geological Survey Bulletin 89. 71p
Vaughn D, Wheatley RE, Ord BG (1984) Removal of ferrous ions iron
from field drainage water by conifer bark. J Soil Sci 35:149–154
Vepraskas MJ, Bouma J (1976) The physical significance of soil
mottling in a Wisconsin toposequence. Geoderma 15:103–118
Vespraskas MJ, Sprecher SW (1997) Overview of aquic conditions and
hydric soils. In: Aquic conditions and hydric soils: the problem
soils, vol 50. Soil Science Society of America Special Publication,
pp 1–22
Vespraskas MJ, Craft CB (eds) (2015) Wetland soils: genesis,
hydrology, landscapes and classification, 2nd edn. CRC Press,
Boca Raton, FL, 508 p
Webb TH, Fahey BD, Giddens KM et al (1999) Soil-landscape, and
soil-hydrological relationships in the Glendhu experimental catchments, east Otago uplands, New Zealand. Aust J Soil Res 37:761–
785
Wheatley RE (1988) Ochre deposits and associated bacteria in some
field drains in Scotland. J Soil Sci 39:253–264
Further Reading
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