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Roots, soil water and crop yield: tree crop interactions in a semi-arid agroforestry system in Kenya

Odhiambo    
H.O.    
Ong    
C.K.    
Deans    
J.D.    
Wilson    
J.    
Khan    
A.A.H.    
Sprent    
J    

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