Regional Distribution of Soil Phosphorus Across Congregation-Grazing Zones of Forage-Based Pastures with Cow-Calf Operations in Florida

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"Regional Distribution of Soil Phosphorus Across Congregation-Grazing Zones of Forage-Based Pastures with Cow-Calf Operations in Florida"
written by Gilbert C. Sigua, Robert O. Myer, Samuel W. Coleman, Cheryl Mackowiak, Martin Adjei, Chad C. Chase, Joseph Albano,
published by Journal of Environmental Protection, Vol.2 No.4, 2011

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