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Deep Soil Conditions Make Mediterranean Cork Oak Stem Growth Vulnerable to Autumnal Rainfall Decline in Tunisia

Lobna Zribi    
Florent Mouillot    
Frederic Guibal    
Salwa Rejeb    
Mohamed N. Rejeb and Fatma Gharbi    

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