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Chenyujing Yang

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Ecological impacts of climate change and ecological adaptationAnimal reproduction and breeding

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|Jan 08, 2023

Effect of Farmers' Awareness of Climate Change on Their Willingness to Adopt Low-Carbon Production: Based on the TAM-SOR Model.

Jiaxu Ling, Yongji Xue, Chenyujing Yang

|Sep 09, 2022

The Potential of Understory Production Systems to Improve Laying Hen Welfare.

Shaocong Yan, Chenyujing Yang, Lei Zhu

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