FIG. 3. COCKSFOOT ON HILLSIDE. Showing inability of cocksfoot to hold on steep hillsides unless surface is bound by companion mat-forming grasses such as Poa pratensis and crested dogstail. [E. Bruce Levy, photo.
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New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume XVIII, Issue 5, 20 May 1919, Page 261
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33FIG. 3. COCKSFOOT ON HILLSIDE. Showing inability of cocksfoot to hold on steep hillsides unless surface is bound by companion mat-forming grasses such as Poa pratensis and crested dogstail. [E. Bruce Levy, photo. New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume XVIII, Issue 5, 20 May 1919, Page 261
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