Isotope and rediation techniques in soil physics and irrigation studies 1973 : proceedings of a symposiuman isotope and radiation techniques in studies of soil physics, irrigation and drainage in relation to crop production jointly organized by the International Atomic Energy Agency and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, and held in Vienna, october 1-5, 1973 International Atomic Energy Agency

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TextPublication details: International Atomic Energy Agency Vienna 1974Description: vi, 517 p.; 25cm

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