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Soil Fertility Improvement With Indigenous Resources in Lowland Rice Ecologies in Ghana edited by Satoshi Tobita and Satoshi Nakamura

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TextSeries: JIRCAS Working Report No. 86Publication details: Tsukuba, Japan Japan International Research Center for Agricultural Sciences 2018Description: 87p

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Books	Prof. M S Swaminathan Library, ICAR: Indian Agricultural Research Institute	631.4(667) (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		S-59694

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