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Resource use dynamics and interactions in the tropics: Scaling up in space and time

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  • Giller, Ken E.
  • Rowe, Ed C.
  • de Ridder, Nico
  • van Keulen, Herman

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  • Giller, Ken E. & Rowe, Ed C. & de Ridder, Nico & van Keulen, Herman, 2006. "Resource use dynamics and interactions in the tropics: Scaling up in space and time," Agricultural Systems, Elsevier, vol. 88(1), pages 8-27, April.
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