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Crescimento e produtividade de plantas não convencionais em sistemas silvipastoris sob orientações de plantio Norte/Sul e Leste/Oeste
The conventional extensive livestock farming model generates significant environmental impacts, reinforcing the need for sustainable alternatives such as Silvopastoral Systems (SPS). This study evaluated the silvicultural response, biomass accumulation, and morphological composition of mulberry (Mor
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