4 May 2026Open access
Intercropping with legumes in the Congo Basin increases maize yields but not greenhouse gas emissionsPublisher sitenpj Sustainable Agriculture, Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Dynamics
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In soil carbon and nitrogen dynamics
Charles Baudouin
Njine-Bememba
Scholar“Research focused on Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Dynamics and adjacent fields.”
University of Douala
Cameroon
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harles Baudouin Njine-Bememba is a researcher working on Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Dynamics. A fuller summary will appear once they update their profile.
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Data from: Intercropping with legumes in the Congo Basin increases maize yields but not greenhouse gas emissionsPublisher siteDRYAD
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