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Presence Current · Arkansas
Last published 1963
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Wilburn C. Hill

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Harding University
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Wilburn C. Hill's research interests include studies on plant physiology and cultivation, with a focus on plant stress responses and tolerance. His work also examines agronomic practices and intercropping systems. Hill has investigated the impacts of various environmental factors on plant growth and development. His research contributes to the understanding of agricultural science and crop management.

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