Agricultural System Models In Field Research And Technology Transfer. Chapter 5 : Beneﬁts of Models in Research and Decision Support: The IBSNAT Experience / by Gordon Y. Tsuji, Andre du Toit, Attachai Jintrawet, JamesW. Jones, Walter T. Bowen, Richard M. Ogoshi and Goro Uehara

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