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Effects of frost on soil and soil-plant relationships Commonwealth Agricultural Bureaux

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Commonwealth Agricultural Bureaux

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TextSeries: (Annotated bibliography; no. 1706)Publication details: Commonwealth Agricultural Bureaux Slough 1975Description: 34 p.; 29cmISBN:

03052524

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