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Cultural methods for reducing sweet potato losses caused by stem rot Use of two and three plants in a hill

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Poole, R.F

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TextSeries: Culture, Potato, Plants New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No. 433Publication details: New Brunswick 1926Description: 1-16 p

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