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Calibration of quefts, a model predicting nutrient uptake and yields from chemical soil fertility indices

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Calibration of quefts, a model predicting nutrient uptake and yields from chemical soil fertility indices

Smaling, E.M.A.; Janssen, B.H.
Geoderma , Volume 59 (1-4): 21-44 – Nov 1, 1993
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Calibration of quefts, a model predicting nutrient uptake and yields from chemical soil fertility indices

Smaling, E.M.A.; Janssen, B.H.
Geoderma , Volume 59 (1-4): 21-44 – Nov 1, 1993

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0016-7061
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10.1016/0016-7061(93)90060-x
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Published: Nov 1, 1993

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