Arundo donax: agronomic, energy and sustainability assessments
Proceedings associated with meetings in Bologna and Bari, focused on cultivation, energy use and sustainability.
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Proceedings associated with meetings in Bologna and Bari, focused on cultivation, energy use and sustainability.
A thematic collection examining vulnerable environments, land degradation and agronomic context.
Research on the place of economic evaluation in agricultural and environmental policy.
A proceedings record covering contributions presented across agricultural science disciplines.
Proceedings from the 2008 congress in Bologna, bringing together research across crop and farming systems.
A multidisciplinary proceedings collection from the fourth national agricultural sciences congress.
An early archive collection preserving multidisciplinary congress contributions in agricultural science.
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