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DEVARAJAN, G

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TextPublication details: New Delhi Ess Ess Pub 1989DDC classification:

028:025.5 DEV

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by Karthikakuttyamma M
12 Nutrient and heavy metal status of soils under rubber-pineapple intercropping in comparison to rubber-cover crop system and natural forest.
by Prasannakumari P
13 Rock phosphate: a potential source of P in rubber plantations
by Punnoose K I

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