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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Language
English
Pages
114

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Subjects
Control, Potatoes, Diseases and pests
Places
Ohio

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Control of foliage diseases and insects of potatoes
1957, Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
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Wooster, Ohio
Series
Research bulletin / Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station -- 788, Research bulletin (Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station) -- 788

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114, [66] p. ;
Number of pages
114

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OL15226401M

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