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Scientific Publications
Saving fresh water resources through cultivation of salt-tolerant forage grasses: seasonal and genotypic variations
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Authors
Abdullah J. Al-Dakheel, Iftikhar M. Hussain
Year
2015
Publication Source
Biosalinity News
Publication type
Scientific Paper
Volume/Chapter/Issue
16
Page Number
10-12
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