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Paranaiba

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Paranaíba 

a river in Brazil, a right source of the Paraná. About 900 km long, the Paranaíba rises in the northern spurs of the Serra da Canastra and flows through the central part of the Brazilian Highlands through a deep valley, forming rapids and waterfalls. Its numerous tributaries provide it with an abundance of water. Turbulent freshets occur in the summer. The mean flow rate at the city of Itumbiara is 1,505 cu m per sec.
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Progresso do melhoramento genetico do feijoeiro nas decadas de setenta e oitenta nas regioes sul e Alto Paranaiba em Minas Gerais.
Sources and doses of zinc in common bean cultivated in different ... by Teixeira, Itamar Rosa; Borem, Aluizio; da Silva, Alessandro Guerra; Kikuti, Hamilton / Acta Scientiarum Agronomy (UEM)
Conde said Agromercantil's coffee farms are focused in the region of Alto Paranaiba, which sits at an altitude of 1000 meters with regular rainfall, and has a propitious climate for the production of export-quality Arabica coffee beans.
Brazil's Agromercantil: to boost coffee exports: Agromercantil, a ... by Luxner, Larry / Tea & Coffee Trade Journal
5 million, 662-meter Porto Alencastro bridge extends over the Paranaiba river, connecting Brazilian cities Iturama in Minas Gerais and Paranaiba in Mato Grosso do Sul, an important route for agricultural shipments to Santos port in Sao Paulo state.
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