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Low carbon technologies for agriculture: a study on rice and wheat systems in the Indo-Gangetic plains edited by H. Pathak and P.K. Aggarwal

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TextPublication details: New Delhi IARI- Division of Environmental Sciences 2012Description: 78pISBN:

97881887088332012

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