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Infiltration and Soil Water Storage under Winter Cover Cropping in California s Sacramento Valley

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B. A. Wallender    
W. W. Mitchell    
J. P. Huyck    
L. M. Temple    
S. R. Brostrom    
P. N. Hsiao    
T. C.    

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