Effects of intensity of fertilisation and cutting frequency on botanical composition of permanent grassland.

V. Odstrčilová, L. Carlier, P. Komárek, M. Svozilová, A. Kohoutek, Hana Jakešová, F. Hrabě(Mendel University in Brno), L. Rosická, J. Kašparová, J. Gaisler, Johannes Fiala, P. Nerušil, A. de Vliegher(HUN-REN Centre for Agricultural Research), P. Šrámek, J. Pozdíšek, P. Míčová

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January 1, 2007

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