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Land degradation and water productivity in agricultural landscapes

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  • Bossio, Deborah
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  • Bossio, Deborah & Noble, Andrew & Molden, David & Nangia, Vinay, 2008. "Land degradation and water productivity in agricultural landscapes," IWMI Books, Reports H041591, International Water Management Institute.
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