Evolution of soil chemical properties in the rotational agroforestry system with Acacia auriculiformis for 22 years, DRC

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Evolution of soil chemical properties in the rotational agroforestry system with Acacia auriculiformis for 22 years, DRC

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Authors

Dubiez E,Freycon V,Marien J-N,Peltier R,Harmand, J-M.

Publication year

2021

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