Comparative effects of synthetic and natural hydrogels enriched with fertilizer on poppy yield and soil health in drought-prone conditions. [PDF]
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Soil health assessment and ecological risks associated with a tungsten-rich Scheelite mining site in a Brazilian semiarid region. [PDF]
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Unlocking Soil Health and Surface Water Quality Management: A Review on Fluorescent Dissolved Organic Matter (fDOM) in Agricultural Systems. [PDF]
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