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Moreno, P.M., et al. “Economic and Environmental Sustainability Assessment of Guayule Bagasse to Fuel Pathways”. Industrial Crops and Products, vol. 178, https://doi.org/114644. Book Chapters and Journal Articles J-R

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El-Shikha, D.E.M., et al. “Guayule Growth and Yield Responses to Deficit Irrigation Strategies in the U.S. Desert”. Agricultural Water Management, vol. 277, 2023, https://doi.org/108093. Book Chapters and Journal Articles A-I

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