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Author Correction: Enhancing rice production sustainability and resilience via reactivating small water bodies for irrigation and drainage.

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SUBMITTER: Li S

PROVIDER: S-EPMC10374535 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Jul

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Author Correction: Enhancing rice production sustainability and resilience via reactivating small water bodies for irrigation and drainage.

Li Sisi S Zhuang Yanhua Y Liu Hongbin H Wang Zhen Z Zhang Fulin F Lv Mingquan M Zhai Limei L Fan Xianpeng X Niu Shiwei S Chen Jingrui J Xu Changxu C Wang Na N Ruan Shuhe S Shen Wangzheng W Mi Menghan M Wu Shengjun S Du Yun Y Zhang Liang L

Nature communications 20230727 1

PMID: 37500634

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