Tillage practices offset wheat yield reductions under limited irrigation regime in the North China Plain
Authors:
- Di ZhangDZDi Zhang
- Dongxiao LiDLDongxiao Li
- Hongguang WangHWHongguang Wang
- Haoran LiHLHaoran Li
- Ruiqi LiRLRuiqi Li
- William D. BatchelorWBWilliam D. Batchelor
- Hui JuHJHui Ju
- Yanming LiYLYanming Li
- 6 March 2023
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Soil and Tillage Research
- Vol. 230
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