The effect of rye green manure application with nitrogen fertilizer on soil water storage, soil aggregate stability and soil water infiltration rate in Maragheh dryland condition.
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R. J. Gilkes | N. Prakongkep | R. Gilkes | N. Prakongkep | E. Karimi | S. B. Mosavi | A. A. Jafarzadeh | M. R. Nishabouri | Sh. Ostan | V. Feiziasl | E. karimi | A. Jafarzadeh | S. Mosavi | S. Ostan | V. Feiziasl
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