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Effects of Soil Water and Nitrogen on the Stand Volume of Four Hybrid Populus tomentosa Clones

Jia Lei Zhu    
Hui Juan Bo    
Xuan Li    
Lian Jun Song    
Jiang Wang    
Li Shui Nie and Ju Tian    

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