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Yield Analysis of Oil Palm Cultivated Under Irrigation in the Brazilian Savanna

2016-02-01

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The oil palm is currently a major source of oil used worldwide for biofuel production and food. In Brazil, it is grown in high rainfall and high temperature regions. The high cost of this oil crop in the Brazilian Amazonia, combined with environmental and land ownership issues and the occurrence of diseases, has aroused considerable interest in growing it in other regions of the country, including the Savanna (Cer...

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Literature Corpus work: 18180ae2-b71d-55be-92ea-60f78ddfbbaa
DOI: 10.1007/s11746-015-2765-6

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