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Table 1. Vegetation types derived from FAO’s Global Agricultural Systems Map.
Table 2. Cropping calendar in irrigation for Morocco for the year 2004.
Table 4. Calibration factors per hydrological region.
Table 5. Validation results per river basin.
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