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Studies on distribution and management of macrophomina phaseolina, collectrichum dematium and cerospora kikuchii associated with soybean seeds

By: Choudhary, Vinod KumarContributor(s): Guide: Bhale, UshaMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: JNKVV Jabalpur 2020Description: 107Subject(s): Plant PathologyDDC classification: 632 CHO-S Dissertation note: M.Sc. ( Plant Pathology)

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M.Sc. ( Plant Pathology)

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