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Title: Use of covariance structures for temporal errors in the analysis of a three-course wheat rotation and tillage trial
Author(s)Date: 2004-10-19Type: Journal ArticleStatus: Timeless limited accessCrop rotation serves as a mechanism for developing sustainable crop production systems. Crop rotation trials are used to identify agronomic input factors suitable for use in a cropping system. In crop-rotation trials, ... -
Title: Genetic diversity of Pinus brutia in Syria as revealed by DNA markers
Author(s)Date: 2004-12-31Type: Journal ArticleStatus: Open accessRandom amplified polymorphic DNAs (RAPDs) and amplified fragment length polymorphisms (AFLPs) were used to estimate the genetic diversity between and within 21 populations of Pinus brutia collected from five different ... -
Title: Response of Stipa lagascae R. and Sch. to Protection under Arid Condition of Southern Tunisia
Author(s)Date: 2006-03-31Type: Journal ArticleStatus: Open accessThe study was carried out at two sites (Menzel Habib and national park of Sidi Toui) of southern Tunisia which provided an aridity gradient to evaluate the effect of long term protection on the regeneration of Stipa lagascae ... -
Title: Farming Systems Program: Annual Report 1986
Author(s)Date: 1986-01-01Type: Internal ReportStatus: Open accessDuring 1985/86 season, the following research highlights are notable. In our Barley/Livestock Systems Research, FSP scientists: a) In collaboration with the Syrian Soils Directorate expanded our on-farm fertilizer trials ... -
Title: Tunisia-USDA-ICARDA Collaboration Annual Report 2004
Author(s)Date: 2004-01-01Type: Internal ReportStatus: Open accessThis annual report presents the main achievements of the USDA-Tunisia-ICARDA collaboration during the cropping season 2003-2004. The tripartite collaboration between Tunisia NARIS, USDA, and ICARDA is highly appreciated. ...