Classification and Suitability Assessment of Soils on a Fine Grained Biotite Schist Toposequence for Maize and Cassava Production in Ife Area, Southwestern Nigeria

Fawole, Olakunle A.; Ojedokun Ruth O; Smart Michael O.

Classification and Suitability Assessment of Soils on a Fine Grained Biotite Schist Toposequence for Maize and Cassava Production in Ife Area, Southwestern Nigeria

Fawole, Olakunle A. * § SENIOR RESEACH OFFICER FORESTRY RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF NIGERIA

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Classification and Suitability Assessment of Soils on a Fine Grained Biotite Schist Toposequence for Maize and Cassava Production in Ife Area, Southwestern Nigeria

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Fawole, Olakunle A., Ojedokun Ruth O, Smart Michael O.. 2020. "Classification and Suitability Assessment of Soils on a Fine Grained Biotite Schist Toposequence for Maize and Cassava Production in Ife Area, Southwestern Nigeria". Global Journal of Science Frontier Research - D: Agriculture & Veterinary GJSFR-D Volume 20 (GJSFR Volume 20 Issue D3).

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