Productivity is negatively related to shoot growth acrossfive mango cultivars in the seasonally wet-dry tropics of northernAustralia

Author： Lu Ping   K. Chacko Elias   L. Bithell Sean   Schaper Heinz   Wiebel Josef   Cole Steve   J. Müller Warren  

Publisher： Edp Sciences

E-ISSN： 1625-967x|68|4|279-289

ISSN： 0248-1294

Source： Fruits, Vol.68, Iss.4, 2013-06, pp. : 279-289

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