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Modeling a Sustainable Salt Tolerant Grass-Livestock Production System under Saline Conditions in the Western San Joaquin Valley of California

Máximo F. Alonso    
Dennis L. Corwin    
James D. Oster    
John Maas and Stephen R. Kaffka    

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