An edition of Economic feasibility of a praticle-board industry in New Mexico (1970)

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Gray, James R., Gray, James R.
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New Mexico State University, Agricultural Experiment Station
Language
English
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32

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Particle board industry

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New Mexico

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Las Cruces
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New Mexico State University. Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin 569, Bulletin (New Mexico State University. Agricultural Experiment Station) ;, 569.

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338.4/7/67483
Library of Congress
HD9769.P33 N454

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32 p.
Number of pages
32

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OL5741244M
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70636092

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