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Long-Term Response of Corn to Limited Irrigation and Crop Rotations

N. L. Klocke    
J. O. Payero    
J. P. Schneekloth    

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pp. 2117 - 2124
REVISTAS SIMILARES
Agronomy
Agriculture
Forests

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