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Vegetation diversity for multiple benefits: Implications for nitrogen use and pest biocontrol.
Karley, A. J.
(Contributor)
Squire, G. R.
(Contributor)
P.P.M. Iannetta (Contributor)
A.N.E. Birch (Contributor)
Begg, G.
(Contributor)
Hawes, C.
(Contributor)
Gilbert, L.
(Contributor)
A. Dolan (Contributor)
S. Macfarlane (Contributor)
N. Jennings (Contributor)
J. Graham (Contributor)
Ecological Sciences
Agroecology
Cell and Molecular Sciences
Epidemiology & Disease Control
Perennial Crop Genetics & Breeding
Activity
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Talk or presentation
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Oral presentation
Description
Field of Enquiry Workshop: Feeding the Cities, 7 March 2017.
Period
7 Mar 2017
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Event title
Field of Enquiry Workshop: Feeding the Cities, 7 March 2017.
Event type
Unspecified
Keywords
Intercropping
Nitrogen
Vegetation
Legumes
Biocontrol
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