[Ecological adaptability evaluation of peanut cultivars based on biomass and nutrient accumulation].

[Ecological adaptability evaluation of peanut cultivars based on biomass and nutrient accumulation].
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2015-07
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Ying yong sheng tai xue bao = The journal of applied ecology
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X. Wang;Shao-xiong Cui;Zhihao Sun;G. Mu;S. Cui;Peng-chao Wang;Lifeng Liu
X. Wang;Shao-xiong Cui;Zhihao Sun;G. Mu;S. Cui;Peng-chao Wang;Lifeng Liu
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X. Wang;Shao-xiong Cui;Zhihao Sun;G. Mu;S. Cui;Peng-chao Wang;Lifeng Liu

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