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The 4th JIRCAS international symposium : sustainable agricultural development compatible with environmental conservation in Asia

By: Horiuchi, Hisataro.

Contributor(s): Tsubota, Kunio.

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BookSeries: JIRCAS INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM SERIES.Publisher: 1998; Japan International Research Center for Agricultural Sciences Subject(s): ASIA | ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION | AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT | SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE

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Original series title: JIRCAS INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM SERIES ; NO.6.

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