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Replication data for: Screening of suitable species for three-year fallow
Legumes can be an important source of N for cereals in tropical, subsistence farming systems that use little or no fertilizers. Out objective was to identify measures of soil N availability, following growth of diverse legumes, that correlated with yield of a subsequent unfertilized maize (Zea mays
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