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Lignin and carbon transformation in roots of maize and mixed perennial biofuel crops
Perennial species are being explored as biofuel crops alternative to maize. In this study, fertilized and unfertilized mixed perennial prairie crops were compared with a conventional maize-soybean rotation and to continuous maize cropping systems to assess the potential production of above- and b
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