Comparative growth of 15 exotic species and provenances in high-elevation acid soils of Rwanda

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Comparative growth of 15 exotic species and provenances in high-elevation acid soils of Rwanda

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Authors

Widodo, R.H.,Purnomosidhi, P.,Susanto, R.H.,Verbist, B.,Suyanto, S.W.,Lusiana, B.

Publication year

1995

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