Water balance of annual and perennial pastures on a duplex soil in a Mediterranean environment

By P. Ward, F. Dunin, S. Micin. 2001

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Adaptation and potential contribution of temperate perennial legumes to the southern Australian wheatbelt: a review (2003, background): “There is considerable documented evidence that perennial pastures such as lucerne can significantly reduce deep drainage to the groundwater, by directly using summer rainfall and by exploiting deeper soil layers than the annual pastures and crops (e.g. Fillery et al. 2000; Latta et al. 2001; Ridley ”
Field evaluation of perennial grasses and herbs in southern Australia. 2. Persistence, root characteristics and summer activity (2008, unknown): “Several studies (e.g. Blaikie and Mason 1993; Ward et al. 2001) have investigated the root growth of pasture legumes in southern Australia, but there are few similar studies (e.”