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Published 2017
“... Si, it was verified that Si supply improved growth, what can be attributed to a decrease in lipid...”
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Published 2013
“... a, phaeopigments) and grain size. A conspicuous increase in sand content from 2005 to 2006 and decrease...”
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“... effects of early crustal extension. The sedimentary stacking pattern of rift-related depositional...”
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Published 2017
“... effects. Over the years, the pores of these pavements can be filled by sediment, reducing their function...”
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Published 2015
“... benefits to producers, such as productivity and quality increase and losses decrease. However, although...”
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“... its greater solubility, can be an alternative to increase the Ca levels and decrease the negative...”
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“... in comparison with wet sand, showing that the associated effects of capillarity and dilatation are significant...”
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