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Principles and practices of rice cultivation under tropical conditions / by Dr.S.K.De Datta

By: De Datta, Surajit K, 1933-.

Contributor(s): Asian and Pacific Council. Food & Fertilizer Technology Center.

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BookSeries: Extension bulletin (Asian and Pacific Council.Food and Fertilizer Technology Center): no33Publisher: Taipei City,China : Food & Fertilizer Technology Center, 1973Description: 28 p.Subject(s): Rice -- Cultivation -- Tropics

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