José Carlos Batista Dubeux Junior
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José Carlos Batista Dubeux Junior is a Professor at the University of Florida North Florida Research and Education Center in the United States. His research focuses on areas such as grazing systems in beef cattle production, the assessment of invasive species through remote sensing, and the dynamics of soil and forage management in silvopastoral systems. His recent publications emphasize soil health, crop management, and the impact of legume species on pasture productivity.
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Gleise Medeiros da Silva
University of Alberta
K. Kenworthy
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Cleber Henrique de Souza
Assistant Professor
University of Florida
Thomas Mawhinney
Professor, Director
University of Missouri System
João M B Vendramini
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Chang Zhao
Assistant Professor
University of Florida
Erick Santos
Assistant Professor
University of Alberta
Hao-Yu Liao
University of Florida
Chris H. Wilson
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Miguel S. Castillo
North Carolina State University
Esteban Fernando Rios
Assistant Professor
University of Florida
Ali babar
Assistant Professor
University of Florida
Marcelo Wallau
Assistant Professor
University of Florida
Carla Giselly de Souza
Professor
Polytechnic Institute of Santarém
Jaime Eduardo Garzon Alfonso
Assistant Extension Professor and Forage Educator
University of Maine
Alina Zare
University of Florida
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