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Root Extraction of Nutrients Associated with Long-Term Soil Management,emical inputs and tillage operations. Of prime importance is gaining a fundamental understanding of soil physical, chemical, and biological factors limiting crop production. In general, soil water content of the root zone is the major limitation to root growth, but many other dynamic variables also

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