Author: Fiaboe, K.K.M.
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- Guia do camponês: pragas & doenças da banana
- L’ampleur des problèmes liés au flétrissement bactérien de la banane (BXW) à l’Est de la RDC (Nord et Sud Kivu et Province Orientale): Une évaluation d’experts sur les informations existantes.
- Plant pathology activities supported by CIALCA
Author: Kumar, P. Lava
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