An edition of Pathology of the plant cell (1996)

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Language
English
Pages
273

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Cover of: Pathology of the plant cell.
Pathology of the plant cell.
1996, Saad Publications, Brand: Saad Publications, Balogh Scientific Books
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Edition Notes

"Translation of: Pathologie der Pflanzenzelle. Teil I, Pathologie des Protoplasmas ... Berlin : Gebrüder Borntraeger, 1929."

ISBN from label mounted on verso t.p

"AgTT 85-1-1866."

Includes bibliographical references (p. 178-237) and index

"Translated for the ARS, United States Department of Agriculture ... with financial assistance from the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation."

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Karachi, Pakistan
Other Titles
Pathology of protoplasm

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Pagination
273 p. :
Number of pages
273

ID Numbers

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OL17015569M
ISBN 10
9698053018

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