A Comparative Study of Integrated Crop Management System vs. Conventional Crop Management System for Cotton Yield and Fiber Quality With Respect to Fruiting Position Under Different Soil Fertility Levels

Xinyue Zhang(Murdoch University), Zhiguo Zhou(Langfang Normal University), Hongkun Yang(Nanjing Agricultural University), John L. Snider(University of Georgia), Rizwan Zahoor(Nanjing Agricultural University), Yali Meng(Nanjing Agricultural University), Binglin Chen(Nanjing Agricultural University), Babar Iqbal(Jiangsu University)
Frontiers in Plant Science
August 3, 2018
10.3389/fpls.2018.00958
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