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Study the impact of abiotic stress on photosynthetic potential of tropical tuber crops under elevated CO2

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BookPublisher: Vellanikkara Academy of climate change education and research 2019Description: 137p.Subject(s): Abiotic stress of tropical tuber cropsDDC classification: 551.6

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	College of Climate Change and Environmental Science, Vellanikkara Reference	Reference Book	551.6 ANC/ST (Browse shelf)	Not For Loan (Restricted Access)		KAU_CCCES-T-78

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