Resources and inputs analysis for sustainable land use planning through crop growth simulation model

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Barman, Dhananjay

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TextPublication details: 2008.Description: 53 pDissertation note: Kalra, NaveenPh. D. IARI, Division of Agricultural Physics, New Delhi 2008 Kalra, Naveen

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Kalra, Naveen

Ph. D. IARI, Division of Agricultural Physics, New Delhi 2008 Kalra, Naveen

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