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A pinch of salt: trace-element agriculture in Australia

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  • 1963
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  • 2012-12-03T17:37:53Z
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  • The California Geographer 4: 55-62
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  • One hundred seventy·three years after the first English settlers landed at Botany Bay, Australia, the only habitable continent entirely within the southern hemisphere, attained a population of ten million. This was in April, 1959. Why it took Australia, with an area almost equal to that of the coterminous United States, so long to reach this ten-million mark is a manyfaceted study and one in which geographers are greatly interested, for here is a welter of physical a:nd cultural threads beautifully entangled. This paper is concerned with the untangling of one of these : why some of Australia's soils were for so long agriculturally useless.
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