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STUDIES ON THE HYDROGEN SULPHIDE INJUURY ON PADDY PLANTS

By: J.YOGESAN NAIR.

Contributor(s): N.SUBRAMONEY.

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BookPublisher: AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE AND RESEARCH INSTITUTE VELLAYANI DIVISION OF AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY 1966Edition: MSc.DDC classification: E N66 YO 15

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STUDIES ON THE HYDROGEN SULPHIDE INJUURY ON PADDY PLANTS

By: J.YOGESAN NAIR.

Contributor(s): N.SUBRAMONEY.

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