Energy Features Amino Acids in Irrigated Soils
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The paper studies the potential energy in virgin and irrigated light gray soils in the north of Fergana through the energy of some amino acids. Each amino acid separately contains a certain share of energy, which distinguishes them from each other and affects the properties of the soil in different ways.
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