An edition of Unconventional plants for biomass feedstocks in semi-arid west Texas (1981)

Unconventional plants for biomass feedstocks in semi-arid west Texas

final report

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Joe R. Goodin, Joe R. Goodin
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The Council
Language
English
Pages
69

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Subjects

Biomass energy

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West Texas

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Unconventional plants for biomass feedstocks in semi-arid west Texas: final report
1981, The Council
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Bibliography: p. 67-69.
"August, 1981".

Published in
[Austin, Tex.]
Series
Report / Texas Energy and Natural Resources Advisory Council, Energy Development Fund ;, #EDF-053, Report (Texas. Energy Development Fund) ;, #EDF-053.

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662/.66
Library of Congress
TP360 .G66 1981

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v, 69 p. :
Number of pages
69

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OL2819094M
LCCN
83620915

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