Could biofuel development stress China's water resources?
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Dong Jiang | Mengmeng Hao | Jingying Fu | Yaohuan Huang | Jianhua Wang | D. Jiang | Jian-hua Wang | Yaohuan Huang | Jingying Fu | Mengmeng Hao
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