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Effect of different sources of organic matter added to the substrate on physiological parameters of clonal plants of Conilon coffee.

Quartezani et al., 2018

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6335068129797759395
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Quartezani W
de Sales R
Berilli S
Pletsch T
Rodrigues W
Campostrini E
Bernado W
de Oliveira E
Hell L
Mantoanelli E
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Organic matter is a fundamental component of a substrate. However, different organic matter sources can provide different physiological responses from seedlings as a result of different types and concentrations of humic substances, which influence the functioning of the plant …
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