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Profils hydriques du sol sous cultures de mil ou de niebe

Working Paper
Published on January 1985
byCIPEA

Authors

  • Hulet, H.
  • forages
  • livestock
  • animal feeding
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https://hdl.handle.net/10568/11011

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CIPEA Mali-Document de Programme

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