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Physiological factors affecting the fruiting of cotton with special reference to boll shedding

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Hawkins, R.S., Matlock, R.L., Hobart, Charles

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TextSeries: Physiology, Cotton Arizona Agricultural Experiment Station. Technical Bulletin No. 46Publication details: Tucson 1933Description: 359-407p

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