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Nutrient Balance and Use Efficiency in Sandy Soils Cropped with Tomato under Seepage Irrigation

Shinjiro Sato    
Kelly T. Morgan    
Monica Ozores-Hampton    
Kamal Mahmoud and Eric H. Simonne    

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pp. 1867 - 1876
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Agronomy
Agriculture
Forests

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