Studies on the Eco-physiology of early successional plant population of Jhum Fallows

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TextPublication details: Shillong NEHU, Dept of Botany 1981Edition: NEHUDescription: 191p.:tables.; 28cmDDC classification:

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Thesis	North Eastern Hill University	Gifts	DS 582.12041 SAX (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan		102141

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