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Agriculture 1 Case studies 1 Cropping systems 1 Demography 1 Field Crops, (New March 2000) 1 Forest plantations 1 Land Resources 1 Land management 1 Land use 1 Plant Cropping Systems 1 Plantations 1 Pollution and Degradation 1 Population growth 1 Saccharum 1 Saccharum officinarum 1 Silviculture and Forest Management 1 Soil Chemistry and Mineralogy 1 Soil Fertility 1 Soil Surveys and Land Evaluation 1 Soil degradation 1 Soil fertility 1 Soil resources 1 Soil test values Spatial variation 1 Sugarcane 1 Sustainability 1 Temporal variation 1 Tropics 1
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    Soil fertility decline in the tropics: with case studies on plantations
    Soil fertility decline in the tropics: with case studies on plantations
    by Hartemink, Alfred E.
    Published 2003
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