Crop yield response to soil fertility and N, P, K inputs in different environments: Testing and improving the QUEFTS model
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M. K. van Ittersum | A. L. Smit | B. H. Janssen | A. Bouwman | M. Ittersum | A. Smit | S. Z. Sattari | Alexander F. Bouwman | B. Janssen
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