Managing Soil Organic Matter under Dryland Farming Systems for Climate Change Adaptation and Sustaining Agriculture Productivity

Srinivasarao, Ch; Kundu, Sumanta; Rakesh, SS; Lakshmi, C. Subha; Kumar, Ghanendra; Manasa, R.; Somashekar, G.; Swamy, G. Narayan; Mrunalini, K.; Somasundaram, J.; Mohanty, Mihir Narayan; Venkatesh, G.; Pratibha, G.; Prasad, J. V. N. S.

doi:10.1201/9781003243090-10

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Managing Soil Organic Matter under Dryland Farming Systems for Climate Change Adaptation and Sustaining Agriculture Productivity

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