Efficacite relative de phosphates chimiques et naturels sur la croissance d'un trefle africain

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Abstract

Reports on the effects of a processed commercial phosphorus fertilizer compared with those of a relatively inexpensive rock phosphate on the growth of a native Ethiopian clover.

Citation

CIPEA Newsletter;4(3)

Authors

  • Haque, I.
  • Jutzi, S.C.

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