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Hydrology

Volume 9 - Issue 4

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Current situation and prospects of mangosteen (Garcinia mangostana L.) cultivation as an agribusiness in the Soconusco region, Chiapas, Mexico

Víctor Hugo Díaz-Fuentes,¹ Isela Ramirez Aguilar,² Gisela María Teresa Bravo Montes,³ Christian Neri Ozuna Estudillo³

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Air Termenung (still water) after the storm: A cracked court, resilient plants, and lessons for life

Chee Kong Yap

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A journey framed by Semenyih Dam’s gate: a reflective note on memory, and the quiet weight of time in research growth

Chee Kong Yap

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Benthic invertebrates and associated fauna as bioindicators of water quality in the arroyo canal Candelaria, Southern Santa Fe Province, Argentina

Pablo Guillermo Rimoldi, Celia Inés Lamas

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Analysis of water demand and management rules in the Senegal River watershed: contribution of the weap21 model

Abdoulaye Faty

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Calculation method for the classification of water basins shape within a specific basins set

Carlos Eugenio Pereira, Guilherme Cavallari Bueno

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International Journal of

eISSN: 2576-4454

Hydrology

Volume 9 - Issue 4

Current situation and prospects of mangosteen (Garcinia mangostana L.) cultivation as an agribusiness in the Soconusco region, Chiapas, Mexico

Air Termenung (still water) after the storm: A cracked court, resilient plants, and lessons for life

A journey framed by Semenyih Dam’s gate: a reflective note on memory, and the quiet weight of time in research growth

Benthic invertebrates and associated fauna as bioindicators of water quality in the arroyo canal Candelaria, Southern Santa Fe Province, Argentina

Analysis of water demand and management rules in the Senegal River watershed: contribution of the weap21 model

Calculation method for the classification of water basins shape within a specific basins set

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