The biological management of tropical soil fertility.
Paul L. Woomer, Michael J. Swift, Fertility Programme
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Paul L. Woomer, Michael J. Swift, Fertility Programme
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Partial table of contents: Soil Fertility Research in Response to the Demand for Sustainability (M. Scholes, et al.). The Importance and Management of Soil Organic Matter in the Tropics (P. Woomer, et al.). Soil Physics and Fertility: The Effects of Water, Temperature and Texture (R. Scholes, et al.). Biological Management of Tropical Soils: Integrating Process Research and Farm Practice (M. Swift, et al.). Appendices. Acronyms. Index.
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Partial table of contents: Soil Fertility Research in Response to the Demand for Sustainability (M. Scholes, et al.). The Importance and Management of Soil Organic Matter in the Tropics (P. Woomer, et al.). Soil Physics and Fertility: The Effects of Water, Temperature and Texture (R. Scholes, et al.). Biological Management of Tropical Soils: Integrating Process Research and Farm Practice (M. Swift, et al.). Appendices. Acronyms. Index.
Key concepts: Soil fertility, Tropics, Soil water, Agroforestry, Soil management, Sustainability, Fertility, Environmental science