Assessment of the Contribution of Flooded Rice Cultivation Systems to Methane Emissions in the Lower Ouémé Valley, in Benin Republic

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"Assessment of the Contribution of Flooded Rice Cultivation Systems to Methane Emissions in the Lower Ouémé Valley, in Benin Republic"
written by Julien Adounkpe, Othniel Ahoudji, Brice Sinsin,
published by Journal of Agricultural Chemistry and Environment, Vol.10 No.3, 2021

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