2. Bibliometric analysis

To be objective, the synthesis of knowledge from academic research must go through a process of systematic analysis of the international literature (figure 1 ).

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(1) - ADDISON (P.), BAAUW (A.H.), GROENEWALD (G.A.) - An initial investigation of the effects of mulch layers on soil-dwelling arthropod assemblages in vineyards. - South African Journal of Enology and Viticulture, 34(2), p. 266-271. Retrieved from

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