An edition of Rice culture and rice-climate relationships with special reference to the United States rice areas and their latitudinal and thermal analogues in other countries (1965)

Rice culture and rice-climate relationships with special reference to the United States rice areas and their latitudinal and thermal analogues in other countries.

A study of the use of phenology in ascertaining the temperature and daylength requirements of rice based largely on data of the continental United States and other non-tropical rice-growing regions of the world.

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An edition of Rice culture and rice-climate relationships with special reference to the United States rice areas and their latitudinal and thermal analogues in other countries (1965)

Rice culture and rice-climate relationships with special reference to the United States rice areas and their latitudinal and thermal analogues in other countries.

A study of the use of phenology in ascertaining the temperature and daylength requirements of rice based largely on data of the continental United States and other non-tropical rice-growing regions of the world.

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555

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Rice, United States, Crops and climate
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Rice culture and rice-climate relationships with special reference to the United States rice areas and their latitudinal and thermal analogues in other countries.: A study of the use of phenology in ascertaining the temperature and daylength requirements of rice based largely on data of the continental United States and other non-tropical rice-growing regions of the world.
1965
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SB191 R5 N87

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555p.
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555

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OL17027370M

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