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spellingShingle LANGARO, A.C., BARROS, J.P.A., SOUZA, M.F., SILVA, E.M.G., SILVA, A.A., Planta Daninha, Estimation of Sulfentrazone Leaching in Isolated Application and in Mixture with Glyphosate, Plant Science, Agronomy and Crop Science, Physiology, Biochemistry
title Estimation of Sulfentrazone Leaching in Isolated Application and in Mixture with Glyphosate
title_full Estimation of Sulfentrazone Leaching in Isolated Application and in Mixture with Glyphosate
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title_sort estimation of sulfentrazone leaching in isolated application and in mixture with glyphosate
title_unstemmed Estimation of Sulfentrazone Leaching in Isolated Application and in Mixture with Glyphosate
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