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Influence of Rate, Timing, and Method of Nitrogen Fertilizer Application on Uptake and Use of Fertilizer Nitrogen, Growth, and Yield of June-bearing Strawberry

Strik    
B. Righetti    
T. Buller    
G.    

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pp. 165 - 174
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Agronomy
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