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Spatial effect of dominant tree species on crop productivity, water and nutrient availability within smallholder farms in Rift Valley, Kenya
To improve sustainability of agroforestry practices while improving agroecosystem functions and soil health, a better understanding of how to optimize tree-crop interaction is required through study on the impact of tree species and spatial arrangements that minimize competition, favors complementar
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