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Scientific Publications
Biochar from date palm and conocarpus waste for improvement of soil quality and biomass production
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Authors
Al-Shankiti, A., Gill, S
Year
2014
Publication Source
Biosalinity News
Publication type
Scientific Paper
Volume/Chapter/Issue
15
Page Number
pp. 8-9
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