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Influence of single and multiple water application timings on yield and water use efficiency in tomato (var. First power)

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  • Ismail, Saleh M.
  • Ozawa, Kiyoshi
  • Khondaker, Nur A.

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  • Ismail, Saleh M. & Ozawa, Kiyoshi & Khondaker, Nur A., 2008. "Influence of single and multiple water application timings on yield and water use efficiency in tomato (var. First power)," Agricultural Water Management, Elsevier, vol. 95(2), pages 116-122, February.
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