Development and Activities of Roots of Upland Rice and Wheat Plants and Their Influence on the Growth of the Tops, as Related to the Distribution of Fertilizers Among Different Soil Layers

Japanese Journal of Crop Science - Japan
doi 10.1626/jcs.5.55
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