Soil properties in a sugarcane plantation after the application of treated sewage effluent and phosphogypsum in Brazil
Authors:
- Julius BlumJBJulius Blum
- Uwe HerpinUHUwe Herpin
- Adolpho José MelfiAMAdolpho José Melfi
- Célia Regina MontesCMCélia Regina Montes
- 1 December 2012
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Agricultural Water Management
- Vol. 115, 203-216
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