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A New Approach to Predict N, P, K and OM Content in a Loamy Mixed Soil by Using Near Infrared Reflec
  • 所属机构名称：浙江大学
  • 会议名称：《Lecture Notes in Computer Science》3644:859-867
  • 作者或编辑：3448
  • 第一作者单位：浙江大学
  • 语言：英文
  • 成果类型：会议
  • 相关项目：基于GPS和GIS的农田信息快速采集及管理系统研究
作者： 何勇|宋海燕|安妮娅|安透司|
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