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Equation to Predict Paddy Biomass Macronutrient Availability in Saline Soil Using Soil-Vegetation Indices from Multispectral UAV
The average paddy production in Indonesia has decreased by -6,83% in the last five years (2015-2019), and salinity is the main factor causing the problem with an effect of 42% compared to climate change (21%) and drought (9%). Salinity will inhibit the availability of macronutrients in rice biomass,
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