 | 1979 - 328 páginas
Underexploited tropical plants with promising economic value " . Washington , D. C. , 1975. 188 p . " Making aquatic weeds useful : some perspectives for developing countries " . Washington , D.C. , 1976 . 175 P. " Leucena : promising ... | |
 | 1980 - 284 páginas
United Nations . 1978. p . 22-23 . Development and Transter cf Technology Series . c . 7. * XL . Energy . National Academy of Sciences . Making aquatic weeds tseful : some perspectives for developing countries . | |
 | 290 páginas
Making aquatic weeds tseful : sone perspectives for developing countries . Washingter , IC ( EUA ) . 1976. Į . 108-112 . * XL . C195 Energy alternatives · a comparitive analysis . Norman ( FCA ) . University of Oklahoma . 1975. sp . | |
 | Natacha Rouffiange - 1993 - 72 páginas
The soil in most of the pineapple producing areas is a deep , excessively drained sand ( Regosols ) , which consist of stratified , unconsolidated white quartz sand deposits on ground water podzols . This soil is very poor in plant ... | |
 | Arturo Martinez - 2004 - 196 páginas
Infected flowers and diseased seeds may form a source of inoculum for secondary infection of seeds developing on healthy plants . Wind , rain and insects were important factors contributing to the spread of the disease . | |
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