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    This document discusses physical soil characteristics suitable for establishing and maintaining oil palm cultivation in the Amazon region. It was published in November 2010 and has received 60 reads. The authors are from the Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation and the Federal University of Amazonas in Brazil and have related projects on the effects of heating on magnetic susceptibility in tropical soils and human impact on forests.

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    This document discusses physical soil characteristics suitable for establishing and maintaining oil palm cultivation in the Amazon region. It was published in November 2010 and has received 60 reads. The authors are from the Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation and the Federal University of Amazonas in Brazil and have related projects on the effects of heating on magnetic susceptibility in tropical soils and human impact on forests.

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    Características físicas do solo adequadas para implantação e manutenção da


    cultura de palma de óleo na Amazônia

    Chapter · November 2010

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    6 authors, including:

    Wenceslau Geraldes Teixeira Omar Encinas


    Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (EMBRAPA) Federal University of Amazonas
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    Gilvan Coimbra Martins Pedro Luiz de Freitas


    Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (EMBRAPA) Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (EMBRAPA)
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