Weed floristic composition in palm gardens in Plains of Eastern Himalayan region of West Bengal.
Weed floristic composition in palm gardens in Plains of Eastern Himalayan region of West Bengal.
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西孟加拉邦东喜马拉雅地区平原棕榈园中的杂草植物区系组成。
作者:
A. Sit;M. Bhattacharya;B. Sarkar;V. Arunachalam
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