Sharp-Heward S, Almond PC, Robinson B (2014) Soil disturbance and
salinisation on a vineyard affected by landscape recontouring in
Marlborough, New Zealand. Catena 122:170–179
Smalley IJ (1982) The New Zealand loess in a world setting. In:
Wasson RJ (ed) Quaternary Dust Mantles of China. Australian
National University, New Zealand and Australia, pp 97–109
Smalley IJ, Davin JE (1980) The first hundred years—a historical
bibliography of New Zealand loess 1878–1978. New Zealand Soil
Bureau Bibliographic Report 28:166p
Smalley I, Fagg R (2015) John Hardcastle looks at the Timaru loess:
climatic signals are observed, and fragipans. Quatern Int 372:51–57
Soil Survey Staff (2014) Keys to Soil Taxonomy. Twelfth edition.
USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, 362 p http://
www.nrcs.usda.gov/wps/PA_NRCSConsumption/download?cid=
stelprdb1252094&ext=pdf
Taylor NH, Pohlen IJ (1979) Soil Survey Method. Soil Bureau Bulletin
25. Soil Bureau, DSIR, Lower Hutt, 242p
Taylor NH, Pohlen IJ (1968) The classification of New Zealand soils.
In Soils of New Zealand. NZ DSIR Research Bulletin 26(1):142p
Tonkin PJ, Runge ECA, Ives D (1974) A study of late Pleistocene loess
deposits, south Canterbury, New Zealand. II. Paleosols and their
stratigraphic implications. Quatern Res 4:217–31
Tonkin P, Webb R, Almond P, et al (2015) Geology, landforms and
soils of the Waipara and Waikari regions of North Canterbury with
an emphasis on lands used for viticulture. Lincoln University and
Landcare Research, 220p
Webb TH, Burgham SJ (1994) Catenary relationships of downland
soils derived from loess, South Canterbury, New Zealand. Aust.
J. Soil Res. 32:1–11
Webb TH, Burgham SJ (1997) Soil–landscape relationships of
downland soils formed from loess, eastern South Island, New
Zealand. Aust J Soil Res 35:827–842
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pdf
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salinisation on a vineyard affected by landscape recontouring in
Marlborough, New Zealand. Catena 122:170–179
Smalley IJ (1982) The New Zealand loess in a world setting. In:
Wasson RJ (ed) Quaternary Dust Mantles of China. Australian
National University, New Zealand and Australia, pp 97–109
Smalley IJ, Davin JE (1980) The first hundred years—a historical
bibliography of New Zealand loess 1878–1978. New Zealand Soil
Bureau Bibliographic Report 28:166p
Smalley I, Fagg R (2015) John Hardcastle looks at the Timaru loess:
climatic signals are observed, and fragipans. Quatern Int 372:51–57
Soil Survey Staff (2014) Keys to Soil Taxonomy. Twelfth edition.
USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, 362 p http://
www.nrcs.usda.gov/wps/PA_NRCSConsumption/download?cid=
stelprdb1252094&ext=pdf
Taylor NH, Pohlen IJ (1979) Soil Survey Method. Soil Bureau Bulletin
25. Soil Bureau, DSIR, Lower Hutt, 242p
Taylor NH, Pohlen IJ (1968) The classification of New Zealand soils.
In Soils of New Zealand. NZ DSIR Research Bulletin 26(1):142p
Tonkin PJ, Runge ECA, Ives D (1974) A study of late Pleistocene loess
deposits, south Canterbury, New Zealand. II. Paleosols and their
stratigraphic implications. Quatern Res 4:217–31
Tonkin P, Webb R, Almond P, et al (2015) Geology, landforms and
soils of the Waipara and Waikari regions of North Canterbury with
an emphasis on lands used for viticulture. Lincoln University and
Landcare Research, 220p
Webb TH, Burgham SJ (1994) Catenary relationships of downland
soils derived from loess, South Canterbury, New Zealand. Aust.
J. Soil Res. 32:1–11
Webb TH, Burgham SJ (1997) Soil–landscape relationships of
downland soils formed from loess, eastern South Island, New
Zealand. Aust J Soil Res 35:827–842
World Reference Base (2015 update). http://www.fao.org/3/a-i3794e.
162
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