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2026 г., № 1
Раздел: Методология и методы исследований. Модели и прогнозы
УДК: 57.02

Влияние численности популяции Eisenia fetida на рост и продуктивность Lactuca sativa в модельных экосистемах

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The reported study was partly carried out within the State Assignment of the Siberian Federal Scientific Center of Agrobiotechnologies of the Russian Academy of Sciences FNUU-2021-0005.

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