C. Aita

Publishing 2004

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Publications 1

  1. consorciação de plantas de cobertura antecedendo o milho em plantio direto: ii - nitrogênio acumulado pelo milho e produtividade de grãos cover crop mixtures preceding no-till corn: ii - nitrogen accumulation by corn and grain yield
    S. J. Giacomini, C. Aita, I. C. Chiapinotto, A. P. Hübner, M. G. Marques, F. Cadore
    Revista de saude publica 2004 257 reads

Possible papers by C. Aita 3

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  1. mineralização do carbono da palha de aveia e dejetos de suínos aplicados na superfície ou incorporados ao solo carbon mineralization of straw and pig manure with and without incorporation in soil
    as Celso Aita Revista de saude publica 2008
    Same journal
  2. decomposição de palha de aveia preta e dejetos de suínos em solo sob plantio direto decomposition of black oat straw and pig slurry in a soil under no-tillage
    as Celso Aita Revista de saude publica 2006
    Same journal
  3. organic matter and humic fractions of a haplic acrisol as affected by composted pig slurry
    as Celso Aita greece and rome 2016
    Same name only

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