Response of giant reed (Arundo donax L.) to nitrogen fertilization and soil water availability in semi-arid Mediterranean environment.
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Salvatore L. Cosentino | V. Copani | Giorgio Testa | Danilo Scordia | D. Scordia | S. Cosentino | V. Copani | E. Sanzone | G. Testa | Emanuele Sanzone
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