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Effect of planting material and distance on establishment yield of Asystasia intrusa / by Suparjo Noordin Mokhtar and Ahmad Shokri Othman

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TextPublication details: Serdang : Malaysian Agricultural Research and Development Institute (MARDI), 2005Description: 1 pageContent type:

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