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Productivity of meadow cenoses and the fertility of permafrost soils under mineral fertilization in Buryatia

Pigareva, N.N.; Shvetsova, N.E.

Agrokhimiya 2013(5): 18-24

2013

ISSN/ISBN: 0002-1881
Accession: 070486675
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The application of mineral fertilizers has been found to increase the productivity and quality of herbs, improve the structure of meadow cenoses, and sustain the fertility of permafrost soils at a high level.

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