Forage yield, quality and economic benefit of intercropped barley and annual medic in semi-arid conditions: Additive series
Authors:
- A. SadeghpourASA. Sadeghpour
- E. JahanzadEJE. Jahanzad
- A. EsmaeiliAEA. Esmaeili
- M.B. HosseiniMHM.B. Hosseini
- M. HashemiMHM. Hashemi
- 1 July 2013
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Field Crops Research
- Vol. 148, 43-48
Abstract
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