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Virus disease control experiments in black raspberry plantings in 1931

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Cooley, L.M., Rankin, W.H

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TextSeries: Experiments, Disease New York Agricultureal Experiment Station. Bulletin No. 601Publication details: Geneva 1931Description: 1-6 p

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