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Circular farming system integrating mushroom, legume and tuber crops for sustainable and carbon-efficient crop production in the temperate ecosystem of the Western Ghats, India

Aug 2026 · Clean Technologies and Environmental Policy · Vol 28 · 0 citations · 96 references
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