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EFFECTS OF PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTION AND WATER CONTENT AT COMPACTION ON SATURATED HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY AND STRENGTH OF HIGH SAND CONTENT ROOT ZONE MATERIALS

J. J. Henderson    
J. R. Crum    
T. F. Wolff    
J. N. Rogers III    

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