Nitrogen uptake and physiological use efficiency in Brazilian sugarcane (Saccharum × spp.) cultivars: A gist of current understanding
Authors:
- Gildemberg A. Leal JuniorGJGildemberg A. Leal Junior
- Tales RomanoTRTales Romano
- Glauber Santos PereiraGPGlauber Santos Pereira
- José Lavres JuniorJJJosé Lavres Junior
- Antonio FigueiraAFAntonio Figueira
- João Carlos Bespalhok FilhoJFJoão Carlos Bespalhok Filho
- 17 January 2025
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in South African Journal of Botany
- Vol. 178, 101-112
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