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Growth responses of crop plants to fish soluble nutrients fertilization
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    Aung, L. H. (Louis Htin), 1925-; Flick, George J.;
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    Brezonik, Patrick L.; Bierman, Victor J.; Alexander, Richard B.; Anderson, James; Barko, John W.; Dortch, Mark S.; Hatch, Lorin; Hitchcock, Gary L. (Gary Lewis); Keeney, Dennis R.; Mulla, David; Smith, Val H.; Walker, Clive T.; Whitledge, Terry E., 1943-; Wiseman, William J. (William Joseph);
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    NOAA Coastal Ocean Program Decision Analysis Series ; No. 18
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