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The Effects of Slope and Channel Nutrient Solution Gap Number on the Yield of Tomato Crops by a Nutrient Film Technique System under a Warm Climate

Roberto López-Pozos    
Gabino Alberto Martínez-Gutiérrez    
Rafael Pérez-Pacheco    
and Miguel Urrestarazu    

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