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Title: Crop Quality Control Through Soil Management Techniques: Manipulating Nitrogen and Water to Ripen Sugarcane
Author(s): Fox, Robert L
Isobe, Minoru
Keywords: sugarcane
ripening
soil management
irrigation
nitrogen fertilizers
Hawaii
Issue Date: 1973
Publisher: University of Hawaii
Citation: Fox RL, Isobe M. 1973. Crop quality control through soil management techniques: manipulation of nitrogen and water to ripen sugarcane. Honolulu (HI): University of Hawaii. 1 p. (Illustrated Concepts in Tropical Agriculture; IC-5).
Series/Report no.: Illustrated Concepts in Tropical Agriculture
5
Abstract: Controls to reduce available nitrogen and soil water in a maturing sugarcane crop can have a positive influence on the yield and quality of the cane.
Number of Page(s): 1
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10125/12766
Appears in Collections:Illustrated Concepts in Tropical Agriculture, 1970 - 1981

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