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Sorghum productivity and water use under Phosphorus fertilization in the Sudan savanna of Nigeria
Low soil fertility and water shortage are major constraints to food production and food security in semi-arid environments. Field experiments were conducted during two growing seasons (2014 and 2015) in Nigeria. The study examined the effects of Phosphorus (P) applications on crop trans
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