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Alternate partial root-zone irrigation induced dry/wet cycles of soils stimulate N mineralization and improve N nutrition in tomatoes
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Abstract of Article  Will be presented in next release
Date Last Accessed  Accessed January 20, 2015
Title of Article  Alternate partial root-zone irrigation induced dry/wet cycles of soils stimulate N mineralization and improve N nutrition in tomatoes
Author(s) of Article  Will be identified in next release
Citation  Plant and soil 2010 v.337 no.1-2 pp. 167-177
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Date of Publication  2010
Location of Article  http://pubag.nal.usda.gov/pubag/article.xhtml?id=477411
Name of Publication  Plant and soil
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Accession Number  103401