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THE SYNTHETICAL INCREASE PRODUCTION POTENTIALITIES OF THE MAIN CROPS IN GUIZHOU

Gu Xiao

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On the basis of the atmosphere crop soil systems, the synthetical production potentiality model of the grain crops is established in Guizhou, the concept of crop increase production potentiality index is posed, the prospects of the synthetical increase production potentialities of crop uder the present and future circumstances are analysed.

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On the basis of the atmosphere crop soil systems, the synthetical production potentiality model of the grain crops is established in Guizhou, the concept of crop increase production potentiality index is posed, the prospects of the synthetical increase production potentialities of crop uder the present and future circumstances are analysed.

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On the basis of the atmosphere crop soil systems, the synthetical production potentiality model of the grain crops is established in Guizhou, the concept of crop increase production potentiality index is posed, the prospects of the synthetical increase production potentialities of crop uder the present and future circumstances are analysed.

Key concepts: Production (economics), Crop production, Crop, Environmental science, Agricultural engineering, Agronomy, Agriculture, Geography

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