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Effect of Light Conditions and Temperature on Fresh Yield of Some Spice Plants Grown in Containers Cover

Effect of Light Conditions and Temperature on Fresh Yield of Some Spice Plants Grown in Containers

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|Jan 2010

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Page range: 59 - 67
Published on: Jan 7, 2010
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