Investigation of the Relationship among Water and Crop Production under Bounded Irrigation Conditions

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"Investigation of the Relationship among Water and Crop Production under Bounded Irrigation Conditions"
written by Tawheed Mohammed Elheesin Shareef, Zhongming Ma, Juan Chen, Xiaoxia Niu,
published by Computational Water, Energy, and Environmental Engineering, Vol.10 No.1, 2021

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