Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in the East African Highland banana cropping systems as related to edapho-climatic conditions and management practices : case study of Rwanda

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ArticleLanguage: English Description: 2010 / 3 (3):225-233Subject(s): LOC classification:

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In: Fungal Ecology

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