Eco-physiological attributes of bamboo forests in successional communities in North-Eastern India

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TextPublication details: Shillong NEHU, Centre fo Eco-Development 1986Edition: NEHUDescription: ii,240p.; 28cm.-DDC classification:

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Thesis	North Eastern Hill University	BOTANY	DS 633.580541 RAO (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan		101902

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