Modelling soil changes under agroforestry

Modelling soil changes under agroforestry

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Main Authors:	56960 CHEATLE, R.J., 97496 MURAYA, P., 132647 YOUNG, A., 9447 ICRAF, Nairobi (Kenia)
Format:	biblioteca
Published:	Nairobi (Kenia), 1989
Subjects:	BIOMETRIA, USO DE LA TIERRA, SUELOS, FERTILIDAD DEL SUELO, CULTIVO EN FAJAS, LEUCAENA LEUCOCEPHALA, ZEA MAYS, NIGERIA,
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