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Agroecosystem sustainability: a system simulation model approach

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  • Belcher, K. W.
  • Boehm, M. M.
  • Fulton, M. E.

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  • Belcher, K. W. & Boehm, M. M. & Fulton, M. E., 2004. "Agroecosystem sustainability: a system simulation model approach," Agricultural Systems, Elsevier, vol. 79(2), pages 225-241, February.
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